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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1994_03_25Local taxpayers 'lose big time' DURHAM - Freezing provincial transfer payments to school boards won't hurt as much as rumored cuts, but local taxpayers will still be forced to dig a little deeper this year. "The local taxpayer loses big time; that's what the big picture says," reports Durham Board of Education chair Patricia Bowman. Extra Set 1 Hour service onh i "It's not good, but it could have been a lot worse," believes Grant Andrews, associate director in charge of business affairs at the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board mi 'freeze' is a little bit miser becausc-boards won't receive Pickering Edition Ntirs J i)viRrisiR fact, it's a al money, 3 PREMIER BIKE SHOP SINCE 1970 ExpiresrU 6/94 r n ,.4; „• 980 BROCK RD. S. s.r..L,•,.• PICKERRJG • • a.�o,•n. 839 - 5610 Friday, March 25, 1994 40 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 934 + 74 GST - $1 Vol. 113 No. 12 I � LEntertainment Broadway crazy for local dancer P.13 t. I R i b NEW HOMES FULLOL'T SECTIO! I Regular features B 10 Atrts & 13 Sports_ 14 Ctsnsifkd_........_.�.....»lf .:ASiiareiy Y 22 Fatal blast neighbors live in fear 'No risk' of repeat, says Consumers Gas i By MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Reporter PICKERING - Almost six weeks after a fatal bocce explosion here, neighbors are still waiting for answers and some are still living in fear. But. "there's no risk whatsoever" for area resi- dents. says an official with Consumers Gas. lire Feb. i l explosion killed 53 -year-old Celia Dearn of 533 Marksbury Rd., shifted the house next door off its foundation so its owners had to move, damaged other neighboring homes, and forced the evacuation of dozens of nearby residents. It's been determined the explosion was caused by a natural gas leak from a pipe that had prevms- ly serviced the home but had been shut off years ago. lire gas reportedly seeped into a sump hole in the basement and was accidentally ignited, perhaps when a light switch was turned on. But, it hasn't been determined why the pipe was leaking. and residents now or previously connected to the same gas system are afraid they may be the next victims. They worr}• the natural gas lines in the neighborhood could be defective or may not be buried deeply enough to withstand cold weather, and they wonder how much natural gas might have leaked into the ground and where it's gone. "What people don't understand is what we've lived through," says Stan Anderson, who lives two doors away from what is left of 533 Marksbury. "Tl re's been an awful lot of confusion and fright" "I haven't a clue what happened and I would like to know," says Brenda Morrison, who lives in an apartment directly across the street from the fatal blast site. "What can I do to prevent this ever hap- pening to me?" The Ontario Fire Marshal is investigating the explosion and has sent the leaky pipe to the Centre for Forensic Sciences in "Toronto for examination. Sex FATAL.—Page 7 Proud new Canadians New Canadian Edgar Viret, right, beams after being sworn in during a citizenship court ceremony held at Pine Ridge Secondary School, while his son Paul, above, is more intent on examining his new country's flag. Their family left South Africa four years ago. Story on Page 2. photos by A.J. Groen [DONT LET ANOTHER DAY END WITHOUT MEETING THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE! CALL SINCERELY YOURS AT 1-416-976-1991 I Nokia 100 Nokia 1X-1 2 $299.00 d $99.00 Some terms and conditions apply. See store for oomolete details Bell Mobi It y Approved Cellular Agent PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 2S, 1994 Immigrants SOAR with pride PICICURING - Freedom enjoyed by Canadian citizens is both a "priv- ilege and an honor" That's the message Judge Bob Geddes passed on to 30 new Cana- dians from 15 different countries and hundreds of students at a citi- zenship court ceremony at Pine Ridge Secondary School on Mon- day. That freedom gives Canadians the right to "speak without fear, to worship God in your own way.. mid to choose those who govern our country," noted Judge Geddes. "Cherish that freedom." The citizenship court, held on International Day for the Elimina- tion of Racism, was applauded by members of Students Organized Against Racism (SOAR). who helped set up the ceremony. "Diversity is real life." according to Grade I 1 student Laura Tripp. "It teaches you how to get along with and appreciate people of different beliefs and cultures. - SOAR was put together by staff to address racial discrimination which surfaced at Pine Ridge last year, when the school opened its doors. It promotes racial harmony, as does the International Club and other groups. Events such as multicultural fashion shows "give you a taste of other cultures," notes Miss Tripp, who believes students are beginning to embrace cultural diversity. 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Reg. #2264141. 13Z Town, Region taxpayers not hurt by cuts by Province By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter AJAX-PICKERING - Property owners here won't pay more taxes for services provided by the Towns and the Region despite Wednesday's announcement by Ontario treasurer 17oyd Laughren the Province is freezing transfer payments at last year's level. Municipal and hospital offi- cials are breathing a collective sigh of relief, as many were con- cerned the payments would be reduced. "I think regional council will be relieved. Many were con- cerned about the son of the social contract," Durham's finance com- missioner Jack GarUey says. "We're relieved they're just freezing things." The 1994 regional budget won't be affected by the announcement, Mr. Gartley assures. Durham West MPP Jim Wise- man says the freeze is "good news" for municipalities. And, it's "particularly good news for hospitals. It allows them to do planning with a little bit more security." Ajax -Pickering General llospi- tal president Bruce Cliff calls the announcement "welcome news. We were anticipating a negative transfer payment this year." By freezing the payment, ..It means we can keep all our beds and services open," Mr. Cliff says. Pickering mayor Wayne Arthurs says, "We welcome the decision" as the freeze won't have "any negative or positive impact" on the Town's budget. "l;vcry- thing was tladined and we'll have to live with it." Ajax treasurer Greg Kirkbride says. "We were going to assume everything was kept at last year's levels and we put that into the (1994) budget." Cuts hit school FROM PAGE 1 though student enrolment is expected to increase throughout the province by 1.8 per cent this year, Mr. Andrews notes. Local school officials don't know the exact impact on taxpay- ers of the transfer payment freeze. But, overall, public sc tx)ol tax- payers in Durham will hand over an extra S4.8 million in 194 — an average of S35.50 per household — as the board estimates a tax hike of 2.8 per cent this year and pre- pares for 830 new students in September. Catholic school supporters face REBOUND SPORTSHOU: MO-FRI. BROOK RD. 88 Hw't. 2 PICKS 683-3476 SAT S.& SSIINOM 114 taxpayers a similar tax hike, though the sepa- rate board won't release an esti- mate until it learns how much it will receive in pupil grants, expect- ed to be announced in two weeks. At the same time, boards must take into account previous "cut- backs". including the social con- tract and taxes they must now pay on employee benefits, Mr. Andrews notes. Both boards expect to finalize their budgets in May. Keith Gilligan likes to drop names. If you or someone you know has a special occasion like a birthday or anniversary coming up, call or write to Keith and he'll include it in Name Dropping a regular feature in the NEWS ADVERTISER 683-5110 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FItIDAY, MARCH 25,1114 -PAGE 3 Two reactors KOd PICLERING - A "bizarre' incident early Thursday shut down two reac- tors at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station causing an "incredible bang,. but no power loss to the area, Ontario Hydro reports. The utility says the shutdown had nothing to do with a possible strike by Hydro workers which may force the utility to turn off JoP5�EAIA?oP51 reactors as early as Monday. CORRECTION Hydro says that, at 6 am. yester day, reactors I and 2 tripped their NOTICE breakers and were rendered inactive as a result of a fault in an electrical In our Sears, 'Super system at Cherrywood, which sup- plies power to the Pickering plant. Saturday and Sunday flydro officials say the tripping March 26 and 27, Two of the breakers caused the safety Days Only" flyer, page 3, system to automatically shut the reactors down, an "incredible bang°' the sofa, #53511 is not as was heard and a large volume of illustrated. We sincerely steam was let off. A thousand apologize for any in - megawatts of power was lost but the void was filled quickly by back- convenience this may up power from Ontario's thermal have caused. generating pianos. Ilydm says. 0 Mid Spring Specials • LUBE, • 1 DEFINES Y $ PERFORMANCE 4 �............ 49951 PENN IL 1 151,95 Bumper to Bumper"" 6 Cyi, .......... $ 64 Maintenance Inspection 1 VB -U8 .....$7995 ' Iwiththtscougm) nd bnka, tires, sutwoon, staann9, ' General Which Condmon (ii10$t ears) J 2 WHEEL ALIGNMENT (most cars) =29.95 4 WHEEL ALIGNMENT (most cars) :49.95 0 DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS & FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD FRI., MARCH 25194 NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAX/PICK.) 'CANADIAN TIRE (AJAX/PICK.) MAXI DRUG (AJAX) NEW HOMES(AJAX/PICK.) 'SEARS (AJAX/PICK.) 'METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE (PICK.) ...•.•...... WE BUY & SELL GOLF. BASEBALL, r SOCCER, ROLLER BLADES. 'TENNIS & OTHER SPORTS EQUIPMENT REBOUND SPORTSHOU: MO-FRI. BROOK RD. 88 Hw't. 2 PICKS 683-3476 SAT S.& SSIINOM 114 taxpayers a similar tax hike, though the sepa- rate board won't release an esti- mate until it learns how much it will receive in pupil grants, expect- ed to be announced in two weeks. At the same time, boards must take into account previous "cut- backs". including the social con- tract and taxes they must now pay on employee benefits, Mr. Andrews notes. Both boards expect to finalize their budgets in May. Keith Gilligan likes to drop names. If you or someone you know has a special occasion like a birthday or anniversary coming up, call or write to Keith and he'll include it in Name Dropping a regular feature in the NEWS ADVERTISER 683-5110 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FItIDAY, MARCH 25,1114 -PAGE 3 Two reactors KOd PICLERING - A "bizarre' incident early Thursday shut down two reac- tors at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station causing an "incredible bang,. but no power loss to the area, Ontario Hydro reports. The utility says the shutdown had nothing to do with a possible strike by Hydro workers which may force the utility to turn off JoP5�EAIA?oP51 reactors as early as Monday. CORRECTION Hydro says that, at 6 am. yester day, reactors I and 2 tripped their NOTICE breakers and were rendered inactive as a result of a fault in an electrical In our Sears, 'Super system at Cherrywood, which sup- plies power to the Pickering plant. Saturday and Sunday flydro officials say the tripping March 26 and 27, Two of the breakers caused the safety Days Only" flyer, page 3, system to automatically shut the reactors down, an "incredible bang°' the sofa, #53511 is not as was heard and a large volume of illustrated. We sincerely steam was let off. A thousand apologize for any in - megawatts of power was lost but the void was filled quickly by back- convenience this may up power from Ontario's thermal have caused. generating pianos. Ilydm says. 0 Mid Spring Specials • LUBE, • 1 DEFINES Y $ PERFORMANCE 4 �............ 49951 PENN IL 1 151,95 Bumper to Bumper"" 6 Cyi, .......... $ 64 Maintenance Inspection 1 VB -U8 .....$7995 ' Iwiththtscougm) nd bnka, tires, sutwoon, staann9, ' General Which Condmon (ii10$t ears) J 2 WHEEL ALIGNMENT (most cars) =29.95 4 WHEEL ALIGNMENT (most cars) :49.95 0 DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS & FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD FRI., MARCH 25194 NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAX/PICK.) 'CANADIAN TIRE (AJAX/PICK.) MAXI DRUG (AJAX) NEW HOMES(AJAX/PICK.) 'SEARS (AJAX/PICK.) 'METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE (PICK.) ...•.•...... PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERCISER FRIDAY, MARCH 25,194 Region bids for new businesses DURHAM - The Region's top salesman is on his way home from Ger- many where he was trying to drum up business. Economic development commissioner Patrick Olive was Durham's representative at the CeBit trade show in Hannover, Germany March 11 to 23 as part of a 20 -member group of politicians and bureaucrats from the Greater Toronto Area CeBit is the world's largest high-technology trade fair, with more than 5,700 exhibitors, including 101 from Canada. More than 600,000 visitors were expected to take in the event. Durham business development manager Norm Leigh says each mem- ber of the GTA group was there to promote the whole area and not just a specific municipality. Other GTA communities sending representatives were York and Nia- gara Regions, Toronto, Markham. Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Brampton, Mississauga, Caledon and Orangeville. After the trade show, Mr. Olive was to make a brief visit to Canada's High Commissioner's office in London before returning home. 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We'll begin with, (an appetizer as it were) a 7 point electrical inspection. That will be followed with a healthy 6 point interior inspection, a 6 point body inspection and an 11 point on - hoist inspection. Then, to ensure your hunger for knowledge has been completely satisfied, we'll dose off our spring special with a 13 point engine inspection that is sure to fit the bill. ALL THIS, 52 POINTS IN TOTAL $ ONLY 95 CALL AHEAD TO RESERVE A HOIST. NOLVA 7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon. - Fri. 7:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. Thursday 8:00 am. -1 p.m. Saturday CAR PICK-UP Mon. - Thurs. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Fri. - Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. 970 BROCK ROAD SOUTH, PICKERING TEL: 831-540011-800-563-6662 HONDAS ONLY PLEASE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY EXPIRES APR. 15, 1994 Ajax man, a ift'D -1 split $250,000 Encore 1st prize AJAX - It may have taken a year, but an Ajax man is counting himself lucky as he counts his winnings in a recent lottery. Anthony --� Hardtman, 41, will split the top I ' prize of +t~ $250,000 with his aunt after the =.•- pair purchased a j ticket for March 16's Lotto 6/49 Anthony Encore draw. Hardtman Mr. Hardt- man, a service manager at Dour- ing and Brown in Markham, is married and has two children. He plans to use his winnings to pay One call... $1495 10 Minute. & enur taxes an dnnr.' Full rte rctund hack f ASF' Frcc cicctronic filing (F-Fllc 1 I emih & cnior,, di%c ounth' No Itnc-up., no wailing. (u.t call_. 1)irecTax 915-709-115111 1404 -WI -8760 %lon I -n 9 a m 11)pm.SFt, tiu=. :t.am ppm Inst —W o.ih am .,the, ,Bfrl CORRECTION IN our Maxi Drug flyer valid from March 26th to April 1st, 1994, on page 8 the price of the following item is wrong LAURA SECORD 400 GM EASTER EGG -$1.79 SHOMD HAVE READ: x7.79 While quantities last Not Available in all stores Our apologies to our customers ■ R ■AX1 DRU KMON MATH The KUMON method has helped millions of students worldwide, age 4 to 15, to master mathematics. 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Retail Sales Manager Member of the Ontario Press Council ABE FAKHOURIF., Distribution Manager Oh baby, t need yhelp Forty years ago, two births at the same time in the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital would have made sonic staff nervous. That's because there was only one delivery room. Through expansions over the years, the hospital's maternity ward grew, the population of Ajax and Pickering grew and so did the number of births at the hospital -- currently more than 1,6(X) a year. it's possible most people reading this editorial were either born at the hospital or had children or grandchildren horn at the facility. A fund-raising drive to add seven new labor and delivery rooms and 1() more heds got under way this week. 'Money raised will also he used to equip a high-risk nursery. Be thankful you never have to purchase hospital equipment. You can pick up an incubator for $100)O. fetal monitors go for $25.000 each and an anesthetic machine retails for $75,(XX). Help for an ill newborn has improved greatly over the years, thanks to medical and equipment advances. it's this type of life- saving equipment that's desperately needed at your local hospital -- the one where your children or grandchildren could he horn. There'll he numerous opportunities in the upcoming weeks to do your part to help raise the S2.2 million necessary to furnish and equip the new maternity wing. Watch for a special supplement in the Nk:"-s Advertiser April 6 featurine thousands of dollars worth of items, including an auto- mobile, to be auctioned April 10 on Cable 10 in Ajax and flicker- ing. And. the Pickering Town Centre will he offering numerous ways for you to pitch in and help. If everyone does their part, baby we'll go a long way. � LETTERS TO THE EDITOR We needm'odustry, not people � To the editor, Your editonal of March 16 - "Growing Pains" - missed the point about residents' conce ms regarding Town growth. -1 he Town of Pickering speaks of "intensification". This term, as applied to planning principles, requires that more intense use be made of existing infrastructure such as fire and police service. schools, sewers, etc. However, the level of intensification recommended by the oft -quoted Sewell Commission falls just short of calling for tents to be pitched on our lxwlcvards in order to maximize use of our facilities and -vacant" lands. Drastic population increase per acre of land may be the most efficient means of housing people but it does not necessarily follow that it is the best. Soviet -style apartment blocks, for example. are long on efficiency but as neighborhoods, they make great filing cabinets. My primary concern at the Community Vision Forum was not so mtx:h that 30,000 additional people might come to Pickering, but that we not "throw down the welcome mat" at the expense of existing residents. You must keep in mind that we who have already settled here are entitled to assurance that local zoning will not abruptly change to accommodate new housing policies and thereby alter the character of the neighbodmds that we have bought into. Secondly, the last thing Pickering really needs at this stage in its devel- opment is 30,000 new residents. What is required is an influx of clean industry and manufacturing to take some of the tax burden off of the cur- rent ratepayers. Housing starts may generate lot levies but residential tax revenues alone cannot support the costs of supplying services, so here we are, back to the concept of intensification. Thirty -thousand people equals a 40 per cent increase in population. Now, that's intense! My fmal concern is that, while Town council snakes a big deal out of its quest for a "community vision", it sure seems loathe to commit to its findings. Hence, my quoted remark that I hope this process will empower the residents. Anything else is merely another exercise in smoke and mir- rors. The Interim Waste Authority just taught us all about that - Thomas Mohr President, P.ES.C.A. HAVE YOUR SAY• The News Advertiser asked: Should liquor stores be open on Sunday and should • they accept credit cards? -- asked at Harwood Plaza Eric O'Brien says, "Yes they should allow credit cards. No they should not open on Sundays." Walter Petryshyn says, "They should be closed on Sundays and credit cards shouldn't be allowed." Jimmy McWhirter says, "No problem with either. Other stores are open Sundays and accept credit cards.,' George Wiles says, "No they shouldn't accept credit cards and if they stay open longer Saturdays, they wouldn't need to open Sun- days." ABOUT US The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. 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The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. -17.- Fatal blast neighbors feel concerns being ignored FROM PAGE I Officials of the fire marshal's office, Consumers Gas and the Town of Pickering don't seem to know whether the investigation will take weeks or months to complete. What has upset area residents the most is a feeling they're being ignored. They can see fire depart- ment and Consumers Gas people occasionally come around to per- form various tests at the blast sight, and public works crews drop by about once a week and check the sewers for gas. But the residents say no one tells them what's going on. "You'd think somebody would say something: " says Mr. Anderson, whose house sustained broken win- dows, bent window frames and cracked walls from the explosion. "At least somebody could talk to us. I don't want anybody replacing my house or anything like that. Some- body could show a little concern for people in this arca." "Ihey should at least tell us that they don't know anything," says Ms. Morrison, who claims she can hardly bear to look out her front window any more because she can sce the remains of 533. The Town did hold a meeting with blast neighbors six days after the explosion, but Consumers Gas didn't attend and the residents sav they got very little information from the Town. There was some discussion, according to three residents who were at the meeting from which the media were barred, of the natural gas pipe being buried 18 inches below ground, and whether that was oicx:p enough. Mr. Anderson recalls Consumers Gas came around on the night of the explosion to check people's base- ments and drains, but wonders whether the natural gas fines leading to homes should be checked too in case there are leaks elsewhere. Anne Mattingly, who also lives in the apartment building across the street from 533, says she called the municipal public works department twice last summer to complain about a gas smell in the neighbor- hood and was told by the people sent out to investigate that the smell must have been coming from the town's dump. 'If anyone has o concern, we'll check it out immediately' - Consumers Gas Now, she and other residents are worried they might have been right about the smell and there may be danger of further explosions or lures. Ms. Morrison notes that on the night of the blast, she saw the ground in front of the demolished house burn- ing for "several hour". Consumers Gas, didn't attend the meeting for neighbors because it didn't want to be "drawn into ques- tions about the investigation being undertaken by the fire marshal's office," explains Paddy Davies, gen- eral manager for Consumers C'ras in Durham Region. But, he adds, the company is and has been open to enquiries from the residents. "If anyone feels they have a con- cern or a question or they smell something they don't recognize they should give us a call right away and we will check it out immediately; he assures. Spring Fling Sunday AJAX - Now that it's officially here, you can fling into spring. The Town's parks and recre- ation department is holding a Spring Fling this weekend with event% for the whole family. Among activities planned are an outdoor Easter Egg scavenger hunt, a Mad Hatter refreshment room, the Edge of Dixie band, children's games and activities, balloon sculptures, rabbit face painting and a barbecue. It's being held at the Ajax Community Centre Sunday, March 27, from I pm. to 4 p.m. Co -sponsoring the event is the 14:.,.. . Ajax McDonald's Restaurant. Cost for the scavenger hunt is SI per child, while all other activi- ties are free. The community centre is on Centennial Rd. Call 427-8811 for more infor- mation. On the issue of the depth of pipes in the area, Mr. Davies explains the provincial government has set a minimum depth of 12 inches for pipes that carry natural gas between a home and a gas main, and those regulations were in place when gas lines were brought into the neigh- borhood in 1958. The standard prac- tice for Consumers Gas is to bury the pipes at 18 inches, and the pipe retrieved for investigation from 533 Marksbury was found 22 inches underground. "We feel there is no risk whatso- ever for this neighborhood," says Mr. Gravies. "We wouldn't say that unless we felt confident that is the rase ., Town manager Tim Sheffield says there isn't a lot the Town can do for the residents. "It's not our pipe. We don't inspect it. We don't investigate the situation. We don't have jurisdiction on it. All we have been trying to do is present the residents with as much information as we've been able to get a hold of. "I realize they'd like to know (the cause of the leak), but frankly it's all out of our hands as to when we find out." -* THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 25,1994 -PAGE 7 Wanted The News Advertiser is seeking your help in locating hometown heroes. On April 20 we're publishing a special section featuring people who have added a little extra to your community. A Hometown Hero can be a person who has dedicated years to coaching hockey. Or, it can be the crossing guard who spends a little extra time with children. Hometown Heroes come in all shapes, sizes, colors and ages. We need you to tell us who you think is a Hometown Hero. On April 20 we'll publish a story and picture on each of the 50 Hometown Heroes we've selected. The hero and a guest will be honored at a dinner to be held at Gallantry's in the Pickering Town Centre. The hero will receive a commemorative T- shirt and plaque. Write us and tell us in 250 words or less who you think deserves the distinction as a Hometown Hero. We'll notify those chosen by March 30. Address it to: Hometown Heroes, c/o The News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, L1 S 2H5. Hometown Heroes is sponsored by the Ajax - Pickering News Advertiser. and the Pickering Town Centre. Alax-Pickering JIM SGAMBELLURI BE A J Al C J J J `J J J 1 WELCOME JIM We wouid ime to invite all of jun Sgamoetlun s friends io riLs new norre here at Sheridan Chev • Olds • Geo • Cadillac. As part of the Sheridan Group Mr Sgambellun will be able to help you with ALL of your motoring needs be rt domestic or imports. Mr. Sgambellud's distinguished level of service 8 professanalism is enhanced by his membership to the sales marketing guild. ACHIEVING THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF HONOUR - that of GRAND SALES MASTER for the last 10 YEARS IN A ROW Mr. Sgambellun can help you with all of your inquires regarding any Mazda products through Bayview Mazda. or Saturn Saab Isuzu inquiries through Saturn of Pickering. Mr. Sgambellun will also provide you with the service and care you have grown accustomed to. regarding Chevrolet. Oldsmobile. Geo and Cadillac products here at Sheridan Chev • Olds • Geo • Cadillac S/teridain Chevrolet • Geo • Oldsmobile o • Cadillac Sheridan 18100 Kingston Rd., Pickering i It (1 km. east of Pickering Town Centre) J a 683-9333 "" OOD EGGT. Send the FTD• �% For Easter: Song of Spring"' April 3 Bouquet Celebrate spring with $ 250 $ 3750 (amity and friends — 4 3 J send a beautiful _ bouquet of fresh, MIXED BOUQUETS FROM $5.95 fragrant flowers! MINI CARNATIONS BOUQUETS $6.95 Send the FTD* CARNATION BOUQUETS $249 B Bunny Basket"' U ROSE BUNCHES (12 ROSES) $6.95 Bouquet POTTED MMS $5.95 $50 $3950>AI 34 Or choose an Easter budvase _ arrangement a delicate mixture of colourful flowers with Baby's Breath in a ceramic budvase starting at $17.50 to $22.50 M Or send one of our own in -House arrangements, a white wash icker basket tastefull des; ed vo .® Your Professional Florist with colourful and fragrant spring Phone orders accepted flowers starting at $24.95. on all Major charge cards. FOR QUAI-TIY, VALUE & SERVICE PHONE BAY RIDGES FLORISTS INC. 839=2949 1215 GAYLY STREET (Bay Ridges IGA Plaza) DAMP DFJIVERIE.S FROM OSHAWA TO OAKVD.IE t �i;u,• �Alft� v 'COUNTRY LOT A ATMOSPHERE CITU UMRS' . 70 x 270' lot has small creek running two* it Relax in rids spacious 2 bdrm. exquisite buN. with finished basement $159,900. `UPGRADES GALORE' 3 bdrm. bung. Neat pumplair gond., fm. bsmt. Satellite dish. Established N. Osh. area. Must be seen. $137,900. CALL NOW MAJOR REALTY INC., WYATT JOHNS, SALES REP. 436-7300,432-7303 14:.,.. . Ajax McDonald's Restaurant. Cost for the scavenger hunt is SI per child, while all other activi- ties are free. The community centre is on Centennial Rd. Call 427-8811 for more infor- mation. On the issue of the depth of pipes in the area, Mr. Davies explains the provincial government has set a minimum depth of 12 inches for pipes that carry natural gas between a home and a gas main, and those regulations were in place when gas lines were brought into the neigh- borhood in 1958. The standard prac- tice for Consumers Gas is to bury the pipes at 18 inches, and the pipe retrieved for investigation from 533 Marksbury was found 22 inches underground. "We feel there is no risk whatso- ever for this neighborhood," says Mr. Gravies. "We wouldn't say that unless we felt confident that is the rase ., Town manager Tim Sheffield says there isn't a lot the Town can do for the residents. "It's not our pipe. We don't inspect it. We don't investigate the situation. We don't have jurisdiction on it. All we have been trying to do is present the residents with as much information as we've been able to get a hold of. "I realize they'd like to know (the cause of the leak), but frankly it's all out of our hands as to when we find out." -* THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 25,1994 -PAGE 7 Wanted The News Advertiser is seeking your help in locating hometown heroes. On April 20 we're publishing a special section featuring people who have added a little extra to your community. A Hometown Hero can be a person who has dedicated years to coaching hockey. Or, it can be the crossing guard who spends a little extra time with children. Hometown Heroes come in all shapes, sizes, colors and ages. We need you to tell us who you think is a Hometown Hero. On April 20 we'll publish a story and picture on each of the 50 Hometown Heroes we've selected. The hero and a guest will be honored at a dinner to be held at Gallantry's in the Pickering Town Centre. The hero will receive a commemorative T- shirt and plaque. Write us and tell us in 250 words or less who you think deserves the distinction as a Hometown Hero. We'll notify those chosen by March 30. Address it to: Hometown Heroes, c/o The News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, L1 S 2H5. Hometown Heroes is sponsored by the Ajax - Pickering News Advertiser. and the Pickering Town Centre. Alax-Pickering JIM SGAMBELLURI BE A J Al C J J J `J J J 1 WELCOME JIM We wouid ime to invite all of jun Sgamoetlun s friends io riLs new norre here at Sheridan Chev • Olds • Geo • Cadillac. As part of the Sheridan Group Mr Sgambellun will be able to help you with ALL of your motoring needs be rt domestic or imports. Mr. Sgambellud's distinguished level of service 8 professanalism is enhanced by his membership to the sales marketing guild. ACHIEVING THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF HONOUR - that of GRAND SALES MASTER for the last 10 YEARS IN A ROW Mr. Sgambellun can help you with all of your inquires regarding any Mazda products through Bayview Mazda. or Saturn Saab Isuzu inquiries through Saturn of Pickering. Mr. Sgambellun will also provide you with the service and care you have grown accustomed to. regarding Chevrolet. Oldsmobile. Geo and Cadillac products here at Sheridan Chev • Olds • Geo • Cadillac S/teridain Chevrolet • Geo • Oldsmobile o • Cadillac Sheridan 18100 Kingston Rd., Pickering i It (1 km. east of Pickering Town Centre) J a 683-9333 "" OOD EGGT. Send the FTD• �% For Easter: Song of Spring"' April 3 Bouquet Celebrate spring with $ 250 $ 3750 (amity and friends — 4 3 J send a beautiful _ bouquet of fresh, MIXED BOUQUETS FROM $5.95 fragrant flowers! MINI CARNATIONS BOUQUETS $6.95 Send the FTD* CARNATION BOUQUETS $249 B Bunny Basket"' U ROSE BUNCHES (12 ROSES) $6.95 Bouquet POTTED MMS $5.95 $50 $3950>AI 34 Or choose an Easter budvase _ arrangement a delicate mixture of colourful flowers with Baby's Breath in a ceramic budvase starting at $17.50 to $22.50 M Or send one of our own in -House arrangements, a white wash icker basket tastefull des; ed vo .® Your Professional Florist with colourful and fragrant spring Phone orders accepted flowers starting at $24.95. on all Major charge cards. FOR QUAI-TIY, VALUE & SERVICE PHONE BAY RIDGES FLORISTS INC. 839=2949 1215 GAYLY STREET (Bay Ridges IGA Plaza) DAMP DFJIVERIE.S FROM OSHAWA TO OAKVD.IE PAGE &THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1"4 Sixteen DURHAM - A high-speed Hwy. 401 covered 85 kilometres of highway through store in Cobourg around 12:20 a.m Cops pursuit at speeds reaching 150 kilometres police chase through Durham early 'Ihurs- Clarington, Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax and pursued the vehicle westbound onto the per hour to Kingston Rd. in Scarborough. CrUisers day ended in the arrest of a Toronto man. Pickering. The pursuit began when officers 401. OPP units from Cobourg, Newcastle Metro police took over the pursuit along Sixteen police cars were involved in the from Cobourg Police Service came upon a and Whitby detachments, along with Kingston Rd. from Morningside Ave. to in chase chase, which lasted about 40 minutes and break -and -enter in progress at an electronics Durham Regional Police, continued the Celeste Dr. where the vehicle stopped. Pontiac • Buick • GMC Dealers give you what you want for a price that fits. It's that simple. 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Those were the words of Ajax - Pickering General Hospital chair- man Joe Atkinson Wednesday as about 150 hospital volunteers, offi- cials and local dignitaries gathered to officially launch the Make Room For Baby fund-raising campaign for a new maternity and newborn services department. The goal for the campaign is $2.2 million. The campaign got off to a healthy start with a donation of $250,000 from the hospital auxil- iary. A plaque to commemorate the gift was unveiled in the maternity and newborn services department. There was also a $25,000 contribu- tion from the Bank of Montreal and $5,000 from the Sears Charitable Foundation. A number of special events will be held over the coming months as part of the campaign. The latest announcements include a June 5 Tour of Homes in Ajax and Picker- ing sponsored by the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, and a raffle for Blue Jay tickets. Other events will include a TV auction April 10 on community Channel 10 — for which over $50,000 in items have already been donated — and Mom's Makeover Madness at the Pickering Town Centre. The public can also donate to the campaign through baby bottle banks at local businesses, by toss- ing coins into the fountains at the Pickering Town Centre, or pur- chasing an inscribed "baby block" for S125 in the hospital's Stork Mural. SUN., MARCH 27, 2.4 P.M. 19M ROYAL RD, PICKERING COUNTRY DOLL HOUSE IN PICKERING Cosy renovation, window bright kilOwn, e separate living/dining rooms, huge master bedroom with cathedral ceiling, Jacuzzi, kylight, finished rec room, all on 185' let. ROUGE RIVER Calf McMullen, Sales Rep. 2863993. Re/Max Rouge River Realty Lid.. Realtor. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 2S,1994 -PAGES SUE DUCHESNAY OPEN HOUSE Sales Representative SUNDAY, MARCH 27TH, 2.4 PAL 9 COOMER CRIES, AJAX FOR THE SUCCESSFUL EXECUTIVE This new listing won't last. Approx 2,700 I so. ft. plus over 1,000 sq. ft. beautifully FRANK hrnshed basement. Upgraded from top to .E�L•J. bottom. Definitely worth looking at. $239,900. Take Harwood Ave. North of Hwv. 92 and follow signs. Sue will be there to greet you. 668.6171 or 686.1821. KEN LANE Sales Representative RF/MW R~ Sm M Reality Ltd., Rentor 1076 ROUGE VALLEY DR, PICKERING SUNDAY 24 LOCATED HWY. !2 AND ALTONA RD. Spectacular ravine prowr+.y, almost 3.000 so. ft, all brick over $100.000 in upgrades. professionally decorated. You won't be disaDmnled 6863800 KEN LANE RE'MAX SUMMIT REALTY 1991 LTD. 666.3800 FRANK HAWES Sales Representative RE/MW NOW- ry NEWER THAN NEW 21 FIELD CRESCENT, AJAX This beautiful 3 bdrm, detached home has 530.000 in upgrades. Ceramics 8 parquet "oonng. French doors, prolimionally `,rshed basement 8 deck 2 wtrnens. R&MU SUM M Rorty r.terbciung amemy, waikout taasement LKIL, Redw Shows a 12.. Come 8 see for yourseM. 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Spectacular ravine prowr+.y, almost 3.000 so. ft, all brick over $100.000 in upgrades. professionally decorated. You won't be disaDmnled 6863800 KEN LANE RE'MAX SUMMIT REALTY 1991 LTD. 666.3800 FRANK HAWES Sales Representative RE/MW NOW- ry NEWER THAN NEW 21 FIELD CRESCENT, AJAX This beautiful 3 bdrm, detached home has 530.000 in upgrades. Ceramics 8 parquet "oonng. French doors, prolimionally `,rshed basement 8 deck 2 wtrnens. R&MU SUM M Rorty r.terbciung amemy, waikout taasement LKIL, Redw Shows a 12.. Come 8 see for yourseM. CALL FRANK HAWES, RE'MAX SUMMIT 668-3800 (1991) Ltd. 686-3800 The place to look for a place to live. NEWS ADVERTISER ' nI a Lon I rP�IrL.n I v VVOVV10 ' 2 per ■94 , 0Rolls customer 11111111111 tiir � 01111111 tt� ttttt� cuts, Ittt� sii as 140 with 2 per coupon customer 4 9_ _ only aJ � stss ass s� tt� ass s� sig ttti� tttt� sr• ttt� stt� t� ts� tttt� PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 25,19% M9 C Billboard is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events promot- ed in Billboard, call us at 683-5110, fax 683-7363 or write to the Ajax - Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., L1 S 2H5. THEATRE: Pickering Players pre- sent Weekend Comedy, a view of what can happen when the gener- ation gap meets the battle of the sexes. Dunbarton Fairport United Church Auditorium. 1066 Dunbarton Rd Curtain at 8 p m. Adults S9. seniors/students $7. 420-0430 (box office). SALE St. Martins Anglican Church, 1201 St. Martins Dr. Picker- ing, holds a new -to -you sale from 7 to 9 p.m Good quality used clothes with prices starting at 25 cents Donations needed. 839-4169 TIME TIPS Durham College, con- tinuous learning division, holds a sav- ing time workshop at its main cam- pus, 2000 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa. The topic is Meeting Savvy, which examines how to save time and money at meetings. determine when meetings are needed, orga- nize productive meetings, and understand group dynamics and conflict resolutions S37 45 For infor- mation, call 721-3052 To pre -register, call 721-3000 DANCE -ne Durham Alliance Assoc at o^ Social Club holds an Easter Bonnet Dance a' 9 p.m in Oshawa r s for gays and lesbians 19 years and older S5 for members, S 10 for guests Cash bar, butte'. prizes for best Easter bonnet. 434-429' for information, ticke's and location. DANCE 'he Royal Canadian Leg o- C c•emont branch 483. holds.a lip sync contest and dance at 8 3C p.m. featuring 'he ROCK n Cowboy. Admission S5 Contestc^-s may register when arriving 'aKe your Own music on cassette or CD 549-2295 (Susan). 649-3166 - THEATRE PicKe•ng Players ;:•e - sent :,aeKa^d Co necy. a view of what can nappen when -he gener- ation gap meets the battle Of the MATERNITY SALE Pants $ 9.95 T -Shirts 14.95 Blouses 19.95 Skirts 19.95 Nighties 19.95 Jumpers 29.95 Jumpsuits 29.95 Jeans 29.95 Dresses 39.95 PanWHose 3P1 Briefs 3/9.50 ALL DRESSES 20 ro 30% OFF 831-2088 795 Kirgston weekdays Hwy. s ��G Mort -RL 10 Whoa Rd • Sst. 104 Pickorirg ,. / Sun. 12.5 sexes. Dunbarton Fairport United Church Auditorium, 1066 Dunbarton Rd. Curtain at 8 p.m. Adults $9. seniors/students $7. 420-0430 (box office), ARTS The Pi; kering Arts Council and the Town of Pickering present A Celebration of the Performing Arts at the Pickering Recreation Complex, West Salon, Valley Farm Rd. S. at 8 p.m. Performers include the Picker- ing Philharmonic, the O'Brien Dancers. the Jean McDonald Singers and singers/songwriters Anne Walker, Carol Bruce, Roger Becket, and duo Wildwood Flowers. Tickets $10 in advance, $12 at the door, $5 for seniors and children under 12. 686-9183 (box office). EASTER FUN Stories and crafts for children agec three to five, at 11 a.m. at the Rouge Hilt Branch of the Pickering Public Library, 1340 Rouge - mount Drive. Free tickets 509-2579 AIRPORT LANDS A public forum on the -.;,e c' the airport lands is held from 9 a.m to 5 p M. of the Pickering Public Library Auditorium. One TF'e Esplanade. Those who wish to speak should call MP Dan McTecgue's office (427-6203) by March 23. EASTER PICTURE: Pictures with Heart Throb, The Easter Bunny will be taken at the Pickering Town Centre from noon to 5 p.m. on March 26 and 27 near the gazebo in the food court area. $5 for a 5 -by -7 photo and proceeds go to the local Heart and Stroke Foundation. Children also receive an Easter treat. 686-1521. OYSTER SUPPER Annual Oyster Supper at the Greenwood C.E. Centre at 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Adults $10, children 12 and under $5. Hot ham dinner also available. Advance ticket sales only. 683- 6217 (Doug Morden), 649-5911 (Ken Brooks). CONCERT The Jean McDonald Singers per`orm a cabaret called Rhythm and Blues at 7 p.m at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 91 Kings Cres., Ajax. Tickets are SIO to, adults, $8 for children and seniors, and includes refreshments Call 837-2611 or 839-1309 for tick- ets. Need that Tax Refund Fast' �\ by not have vour Income Tax Return prepared and mailed electronically using; Revenue Canada's new E -File Option. According to Revenue Canada, most returns will be processed in about 10 days. Call David G. blasters Chartered Accountant to arrange for your Tax Return to be prepared electronically 427-1614 is Fast - It's Accurate - It's Paperless Three good reasons to plan ahead. Planning funeral arrangements ahead of time, before the need arises, spares families from difficult decisions later at a stressful and emotional time. Plan today. For your children. And their children. NICEACHNIE - - FUNERAL HOME 28 Old Kingston Road, Pickering Village. Ajax. Ontario LIT 2Z7 Tor a%c cop/ f the Ito 1phrl booklet A Guido to 1'1cntnnrF Alread - call as todgl• at f 9c151 4.?,Q 84,q4 WALK TO THE 'GO' AND YACHT CLUB $134,900. Approx. 1,800 sq. ft with 5 -pc. en suite, formal din. rm. with hrdwd. fir., delightful kit., fp., fin. rec rm. and 2 walkouts. _Q GREAT NORTHWEST WHITBY LOCATION $159,900. Lovely 3 bdrm. with bright sat- in kitchen, cosy family room, finished rec room and fenced back yard facing west. Nicety decorated throughout DON'T WAIT! CALL JOANNE IIEFFERING AT 686-3800 TODAY. RE/NIAX SUMMIT REALTY LTD., REALTOR TOWN OF PICKERING (t CORRECTION NOTICE PRICING Please note: Due to a printing error in the 1994 Spring Summer Brochure the Aquatic pricing in the following programs was incorrect. When registering please use the correct prices below. PAGE 31 SPRING SATURDAY GROUP LESSONS AT DUNBARTON INDOOR POOL LEVEL ORANGE TO MAROON $51 LEVEL BLUE TO WHITE $61 PAGE 27_J SPRING DAYTIME GROUP LESSONS AT THE REC COMPLEX POOL. LEVEL TADPOLE MON. S36 TUES.,'WED. S51 LEVEL SEAHORSE MON. S36 THURS. S51 We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused. Please call our staff for program information 420-4621 or 683-2760. Town of Pickering .� PICKERING TRANSIT T OFF PEAK ROUTING CHANGE Changes to the Pickering Transit System will come into effect: MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1994 Bus Routes have been re -organized to develop a more efficient system throughout the Town of Pickering! NOTE: RUSH HOUR, SPECIALIZED SERVICES, AND EVENING SERVICE WILL NOT CHANGE! NEW MAPS ARE AVAILABLE AT: THE TOWN OF PICKERING CIVIC COMPLEX THE PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX PICKERING CENTRAL LIBRARY PICKERING TRANSIT DEPARTMENT ALL TRANSIT BUSES WATCH THE SUNDAY EDITION OF THE NEWS ADVERTISER FOR A COPY OF THE ROUTE. For more information contact the Pickering Transit Department at 683-4111 ... Lt4•.... r..�....: _... N,Y.....w._._.... ._ "...r.i•.. ..." v:.!M'rY�P.IW..c..I,.q...�..R1LA+K o-•.. ,..... w...-.. .,..,riwr� .. i >:PICKERING - You can escape to the backyard this weekend at the Metro East Trade Centre. The Fourth annual Backyard Show is running From Friday, IViarch 25, to Sunday, March >:>:27 with more ..':::than 100 booths ..;?exhibiting prod- ElCts. , A panel will be on hand to discuss topics such as tree health care, landscaping and interlocking bricks. Everyone attending will have a chance at winning the ;. grand prize draw for a com- plete backyard, valued at $10,000. That includes an above -ground pool with heater, pump, solar blanket, winter cover aid chemicals, a' prof essionally-landscaped yard, gazebo and lawn furni- tore. For young stets, there will be The Olive Gar- den Noodle Doo- dle Area, where children can cre- ate art with pasta, decorate masks or `make jewelry. e Show times are noon to 9 P.M. Friday, 10 am. to 9 p.m. Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Stmday. Admission is $5 for most, 34 for seniors and children funder 12 free. Parking is free. The Metro East Trade Cen- tre is on Brock Rd. at Hwy. 401, Pickering. Call 416.620-9524 for ]note information. Crooked, S p a c e d, Discoloured C^I;Naed Teeth? Just like the letters In the headline, your teeth can make ;ne same impression. Have your smile work for you, not against you. Crooked, spaced, discoloured and ch peed teeth can all be corrected .nrough today's cosmetic and orhoccntic procedures. U FREE CONSULTATION This consultation Is offered so trial you can easily obtain Information on dental procedures and conditions, allowing you to make an informed decision about your dental health. Please note that x-rays and a more complete examination are required in order to make a full diagnosis of individual conditions. Dr. Pavelic is a general dentist trained in all aspects of dentistry by the University of Toronto. Dr. Pavelic's office is a prevention oriented dental practice dedicated to your health, appearance ; ! and comfort. Offer expires Friday, April 8th, 1994. -DEDICATED TO GIVING YOU THE 1 aar� SUCCESSFUL SMILE EDGE" M.S. Pavelic, D.D.S. 428-0188 #9 - 570 Westney Rd. S.. Ajax S.11 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 2S, 1994 -PAGE ll Obituary McDONALD, lames T. — Suddenly at the family grandfather of Randi, Terryn and Albert Jordan. residence in Ajax on Tuesday, March 22, 1994. Rested at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old James T. McDonald, in his 83rd year. Beloved hus- Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village). Funeral band of Annie Marie Cherry. Loving father of James prayers will be held in the chapel on Friday, March and his wife Sandra, Helen Anderson and Joanne 25 at 11 a.m. Interment at Mt. lawn Memorial Gar - Walsh. Dear grandfather of Sean, Don, Melanie, dens. In lieu of flowers donations to the Canadian Michelle, John, Troy, Jason and Laurie, and great- Cancer Society would be appreciated by the family. IL \ �. IN SMALL BUSINESS Pickering, Ajax Whitby, Oshawa 157 Hazelwood Dr Whitby, Ont. L1 N 31-9 1-800-884-8656 CUT YOUR TAX BILL! GET YOUR REFUND FAST Why pay excessive discounting fees? use our electronic filing(E-FILE) PERSONAL INCOME TAX RETURNS FROM $3000 Call us about our complete range of accounting and financial planning services... Business Services for a BETTER BOTTOM LINE! AUTHORIZED AGENT Introducing Sears best roofing offer of the year! 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MARCH 25, 1994 -PAGE 13 • Weekend Dining & Dancing • Daily Lunch & Dinner Specialties Call for reservations 9 Pockering teen Crazy for New York Broadwa0 y play 0 0 ............................................................. ❑A Pickering dancer is performing in Crazy for You at the Shubert Theatre in New York PICKERING - In a two-week period, Shannon Lewis went from being a student at Ryerson Polytechnical University to a dancer on Broadway. Ms. Lewis, 19, is dancing in the New York production of the musical Crazy For You, the show that won the 1992 Tony for best show. A Toronto version of the show opened recently. The Pickering resident was spotted last summer dancing in a show at Canada's Wonderland. "The Toronto show was cast, so I was asked to audition for the backup cast. I auditioned three or four times. They were impressed, but didn't have any spots. I was told to wait until something comes up." Mirvish Productions is stag- ing the show in both New York and Toronto. The Mirvish fami- ly is primarily known here for the Honest Ed's store. The New York production is staged at the Shubert Theatre. The play is "very romantic", Ms. Lewis says, describing it as a "country meets city, boy finds girl" show. In Decem- ber, Ms. Lewis was called to do a Crazy For You promotion on Global Television. Then in Jan- uary, she was called to audition in New York City. Dunbarton Hi School been dancing9h Sol grad since she ate Shannon was six years old. Kick up your heels at charity dance DURHAM - A charity dance is being held next month with proceeds going to a proposed AIDS hospice. Rockin' For a Home `50s and `60s dance will be held Saturday, April 9 from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Port Darlington Marina Hotel, 70 Port Darlington Rd., Claring- ton. Tickets are $15 and include a buffet and door prizes. There will be a best dressed for the era contest. Proceeds will be used to estab- lish an AIDS hospice called James House Durham. Tickets are available by calling 404-2102 or the Clarke Museum and Archives at 983-9243. Lewis WANTED: TICKETS FOR UPCOMING EVENTS egLea% Blue Jays & odws Will Pay Cash at Face Value Cal Brm, 5794400, Ext 207 THE PAPER AA R 7, 930 Sal - Sun. 1:4& 7, 930. "-Ttm. 7,130 NO PASSES SCHINDLER% LIST Q H. S. Sat - Sun 1:3Q a Mon - Thu. e GREEDY R.- Thal. 9:10 PHILADELPHIA Fn 7. Sat -Sun z 7, Mon -Thus, 7 MONKEY TROUBLE Fn 7:20, Sat -Sum 1:30,320, 7.20 Mort -Thum. 720 ABOVE THE RIM STC Fn. 7:20, 9:35, Sat.Sun2a 720, 9.35, Mon.- Ttun;. 720.9:35 MRS. DOUBTFIRE ED Fri. 7:06, 9:35'SatSun. 205, 705.9!35 Mon. -Thu 7'05, 9:35 GUARDING TESS ED Fri. -Thu 9:15 "I flew down in the morning and flew back in the afternoon. They called before I got home and said they wanted me," she says. "What an opportunity to work with so much talent. It's a dream to work on Broadway. "There are so many good dancers and so few get the chance. I just hope to use this chance to the best of my ability. I'm very lucky." she says. Ms. Lewis, who is 5'% plays the part of Vera and she had one week to learn the role. "There's a lot of acting. In some shows. it's just dancing and not a lot of acting." Her spot opened when one of the dancers left to do another Broadway show_ She has an indefinite contract with the show's producers. "As long as the show is going. I'm there." Should she decide to leave. Ms. Lewis has to give four - weeks notice. The cast performs eight shows a week and Ms. Lewis gets one day off a week. A Dunbarton High School graduate. Ms. Lewis has been dancing since she was two years old. She began taking classes with the Denise Lester Dance Academy when she was six years old. For three summers. she danced at Canada's Wonderland and in her second year. she was named the most outstandin, dancer. v tiew York City is a "really big Toronto. It's dirtier and there are more people." She shares an apartment with show dresser Melanie Hansen on the upper west side of Man- hattan. Ms. Hansen's role is to help performers quickly change cos- tumes during the show. The assistant choreographer with the Toronto show knows Ms. Hansen and arranged for Ms. Lewis to stay with her. Ms. Lewis describes her roommate a: a "tiew York vet. She knows New York like: the back of her hand. She tells me where to go and where not to go ' r ` The -Wedding `'i('Corra� Gser� *Business Receptions Luncheons •Private £� m6 •Corporate Parties ofllt t5an�,�t Qo° Meetings [ 619-98500 SPRING FASHION SHOW Wednesday, Marcb 30 HOT & COLD HORS D'OEUVRE - CASH BAR $10.00 PER PERSON ADMISSION BAR OPENS 6:30 - FASHION SHOW 7:30 SUNDAY BRUNCH TRADITIONAL BRUNCH INA VICTpRIAN SETTING $9.95 ADULTS, 1/2 PRICE CHILDREN SUNDAY, 11:30 TO 2:30 RESERVA77ONS RECOMMENDED DINNER & DANCING FRIDAYS Our scrumptious specialties include: Prime Rib, Seafood, Linguini with Marinara Sauce, Petter Steak, Shrimp & Scallops Entrees starting at $9.95 Join us for NO JEANS PLEASE EASTER SUNDAY BUFFET 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Brunch 3 p.m. - 6 p.m. Dinner $12.95 per person. 60 Randall 1Mae (On Higbway 2, 1 block west of Cburcb St.) Pickering Village (905) 619-9858 �� PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 25,1994 NEWS ADVERTISER if 10 If> r t S Pickering Swim Club's Dave Fogel is near the top of his sport in all of Canada. The 17 year old is currently ranked second in the 200 - metre freestyle event in the nation. He plans to earn an athletic scholarship and hopes to be the second swimmer in the club's his- tory to compete at the Olympics. photo by Celia Bronkhorst Nigel Wilson sent to minors AJAX - Ajax's Nigel Wilson won't be patrolling the outfield for the Florida Manaus to start the 1994 !Major League Baseball season. Wilson, 24. was assigned by the MarluLc to their 'AAA' minor affiliate Edmonton Trap- pers of the Pacific Coast League on Tuesday. ? - The outfielder faced an uphill battle to %-in a job with the National League Marlins going into training camp. The chit) sports one of the strongest outfields in baseball with Jeff y Conine, Chuck Caa and Gary Sheffield. All �) three are coming off strong seasons for the expansion Martins at their fust vex of play in 1993. Wilson played played 'AAA' ball in Edmonton last•season, finishing with a 355 average. 17 hotners. 68 RBIs and a -538 slugging percent- age mrgames. He played seven games with the Marlins last September while still being hampered with Nigel Wilson a leg injury which kept him out of tate Edmonton line-up for five weeks. He went 0 -for -16, including 11 strikeouts, in the seven games with Florida. Formerly in the Toronto Blue Jays organzation, Wilson was the first pick of the expansion Marlins in 1992. Solid effort sends selects to Maple Leaf Gardens PICKERING - The Pickering Mitlute Muffler seven-year-old select hockey team have earned the right to play at Maple Leaf Gardens in the final of the 39th annual Timmy Tyke Hockey Tournamertt. The Minute Muffler selects will be pitted against the Parkwoods Flyers at the Gardens Sunday, April 3. ''Phe road to the Gardens was a tough one for the Pickering selects. They had to win three hard-fought contests in order to qualify for the chalapionshiip. in game one, Pickering stormed back from a 2-0 deficit against Lawfield to tie the game and force a sudden -death shootout. The selects won the shootout on a goal by Sean Coultice. Goalie Paul 'Benson received the most valuable player award for the contest - In the second game against cross-town rivals from Ajax, Pick- ering emerged victorious 2-1. John Scrymgeour got the nod as the MVP. The Pickering selects took their final step toward a date at the Car- leton Street Cavern by edging Rich- mond Hill/Vaughan 2-1 in the third contest. Brett Connolly was the MVP for the game. The trip to the Gardens was the result of a total team effort. The squad got solid goaltending from Paul Benson, stellar defensive play from Trevor Fray, Michael Min- nings, Brad Hughes and Chuck Britskey, and outstanding work from forwards Michael Rocca, Brent Small, Sean Coultice, John Scrymgeour, Ryan Sabourin, Bret Connolly, Robbie Selig, Blake Araujo and Kyle Foster. To get your sports results published, call Al Rivett at 683-5110 or fax 683-7363. Pickering swimmer one of nation's best PICKERING - A Pickering swimmer is making a name for himself as one of the best in the nation. Dave Fogel. 17, a member of the Pickering Swim Club, is cur- rently ranked second in Canada in the 200 -metre freestyle event. Swim Canada assigns rankings based on times athletes achieve in previous months. Fogel is also ranked 13th in the 100 -metre freestyle in the country. However, it took a lot of work in the pool, along with encour- agement by swim club head coach Bob Boadway to get Fogel to his present level. In addition to being national- ly -ranked in two events, he has also met national qualifying stan- dards in the 100 -metre and 200 - metre backstroke. the 200 -metre individual medley, the 200 -metre freestyle and the 100 -metre but- terfly. Fogel credits Boadway with helping him realize his potential. "I had had a lot of coaches and he is the best. He shows no favorites. He cares about every- one on the team" The Pickering resident has adjusted to a hectic lifestyle to accommodate his training sched- ule. He gets up at 4:30 a.m. for a WHITBY �1 two-hour morning practice, goes to school and is back at the pool after classes for another two-hour session. Having other interests are a casualty for training, although he has many good friends on the swim team with whom he social- izes. Fogel plans to work toward a university scholarship to hone his skills so he can one day represent Canada at the Olympics. Reach- ing the Olympics may seem like a dream, but it won't be the first time the Pickering Swim Club has produced an Olympian. Lisa Flood was in the world spotlight when she competed in the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona. t19�4A. S.M.B.A. BASEBALL MANAGERS REQUIRED FOR AJAX BOY'S SELECT TEAMS IN 1994. THE TEAMS INCLUDE TWO MOSQUITO TEAMS (AGES 10- 11), ONE PEE WEE TEAM (AGES 12-13) AND ONE BANTAM TEAM (AGES 14-15). INTERESTED PARTIES ARE TO APPLY IN WRITING ONLY BEFORE APRIL 15, 1994 TO: AJAX SPARTAN MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION INC. P.O. BOX 31 AJAX, ONTARIO US 3C2 ATTN.: MR. DAN McCONNACHIE BOY'S SELECT TEAM CONVENOR ONLY 3 DAYS REMAINING Ends Sun., March 27 SAL SAVE 10% - 100% ON EVERY ITEM IN THE STORE S-IbU1111111 blip enaming you to save an ad[? 10-100% off our already low prices. (Layaways - special orders - repairs not ino `. CANADA'S FAVOURITE GOLF SHOP STORE HOURS: 1614 DUNDAS ST. E. MON.-FRI. - 9-9 E CORNER DUNDAS/THICKSO SAT. - 94 � � � - WHITBY r 0 PHONE 1189,900 - 23600 SQ. FT. BARGAIN Very well kept 4 bedroom home, big lot, landscaped, main floor family room with fireplace, suite bath. Priced to sell fast. huge kitchen, en RF/MW Quality One Ltd. 683-2992 The Grand Opening of Ajax's Best New Home Value Right on the Historic Arnold Estate! Freehold Cao n m mine TowehomesChekitoufl 1436 sq. ft. hFrom as Little as . Beautiful Vicaxian Desigris • • Extra �=Kitcherb with Cafe Gunters • Open xx ept Laytrus • Rear Patio Walk�wts • All Clay Brick Gnstnutitn • High Efficiency Gas Furnaces • Huge Future Family R,xmb OQM • 3 Bednxmis with Mauer Enstute 1999 sq. ft. fran $15,900 • All ring Viewhaves Mirrored L�tMrcs • Stunning Views Also AvMelde: Son.d duched from as little as $149,900 Saks Centre Hours: u M E 5 O F Monday -Thursday: l pm -8M 7T,s, Saturday & Sunday: I Iam•6pm F Friday CI�J '' =�' N . For More Information Call (905) 683-4537 rrr w'Pne.r�.eNnnrrl7xr..cY7r•u►�w.r�v. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1994 -PACE 15 • r ' . pgOOMb, / O10 11 �E-P 00 . Overlooking Frenchman's Bay and Lake Ontario. =� Design your o«•n Dream Nome =— 60 ft. Lots — Also 3 New... BUNGALOW DESIGNS FIN 1900 � W W 111 MMM STOLP H O-M•E 5 %a W.W 40, j# OnA.*%"tam N FAIiv�OR7—BE.�CH :#KIFAMI PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 25,19% 100 careers 110 General Help 110 General Help WANTD - successful, service- oriented LIFE AGENTS for a career opportunity with a refres" difference. Call 721- 1702 for a confidential interview (and see the difference). or fair resume to 721-1705. (04/29x) 110 General Help Community Justice Altematives of Durham Region i wiles .Pplic am for Co-ordinator for court adult diversion program Qul4 time contract position for 1 year pilot project). Knowledge/experience of cnminal justice system and social work Beginning mid April $27.000. SecretarylBookkofeper. Part-time. 2 hall days/veek CMV-,avprolessipel attitude. excellent typing skills, experience in simple ppayroll and accounting Bsgnnnp May Salary per hour commensurate with apononce written applications to 1628 Bayty st- Plowing, uw 119 by April 6, 1994 We regret that only those being considered will be contacted GENERAL LABORER REOUIRED FOR SWIMMING POOL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LOCATED IN PIG(ERNG. Must be avaitabie b start Reify-md April, and have O . Intsmad applit:artts should fax resume 10 (905) 686.2436 and Mtdude hOtJffy wage ALASKAJOBS Earn up to :30,000 in 3 months fishing saimon, halibut and hemng. Also constRrCflort, canneries, ori fields plus more. 1-504.641-1114 Ext SUPERINTENDENT REQUIRED Ormond Place 240 Ormond Dr., Oshawa To provide superintendent services for a 44 -unit townhouse project. Tenant mix: family. Must reside on site in 3 -bedroom townhouse provided by the Corporation. Candidates for this position must have high standards, excellent maintenance, repair and interpersonal skills. Apply in confidence by 4:30 p.m. on Friday. April. 8th, to. - DURHAM REGION NON-PROFIT HOUSING CORPORATION 1615 Dundas St. E., 4th Floor Whitby, Ontario UN 21-1 Attention: Manager, Administration Telemarketers Required to work in pleasant office environmerd in Pickering F>ouriy wage plus bonuses. call 428-7917 AMAZING "tome work owortunrtes es :elien; pay no sailing =•ee delays rush $10 SASE to DP Bo, 40538 Dept 141 5230 Dundas St W, Etobrcom Orn M9B 6K8 !holies an Income Err4rg opportunity for Wtxkixg Pormra Eam sora vicar✓ D$Wnm work sdieaxe WORK AT HOME EARN UP TO $1000:WKLY. Easy wort Free srooa,es Stan ,m-ecraiety For tree oeta,ts send SASE to Five Star Distribution, 1648 Liverpool Rd. Suite 213, Pickering Ont LIV 6M3 MASEY'S hiring - full time servers. Pan tins buffers. part tale Oshwashnsr, apply n per- son only. 774 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. (033194) 11219 24 hr9 � part -lone �� 120 Office Help at 4nmta EXPERIENCED After 6 PA, MOL-fri. HOME SUPPORT WORKERS Willem 311. ASWa IF you re single or a singes a Durham Region. Car essential. EXPERIENCE Hiiratylist, nail winthr` three s work technician and esthaboian re- eq wwm. you may quaNly for G, financial assistance of 1 you are Caps Prolestlioflal awed for anir sa y helon. Wage over 45 and have slow y bosh • oormtissim. Cal 4331336. lad off. you may quality for trait- HeahhCareServims (0331") frig assistance. DIP/CERT., s 426.1810 BE your own boss - great Lotus. Wordperfect. D -Base, Word Accpac Bedford EXPERIENCED kitchen for IN �' Cereal ll .1arW Autocad. Ventura, Papnrraker, for ncono. Coal reO01� ff6vLwrleoded. Altus[ be able wakto flaxblehauts.Also cow sag Harvard, Corel. Computer message, 1-800-687-2240. Programming and Systema positions available. Apply in per- (x1494) Analyist, Cobol Pascal and C. son to Don Cherrys RostaursnL 843 Kin St W. 432-8400. Phasoshop. Ouadt Express and Illustrator. Durham Busitess 12 Office Help Collage, 427-3010. ( )9 Rcarprmw HIRING attractive females 90568.7427. f072994fHosp. are- prelened for eeooruanotie dam- _ agency. penerloe raqueed. Ern big hili. patient ti'" Mm �'�4 S LEGAL SECRETARY Cal in confidax, 683 -MM chandise or skills for other we -LL pay you e type rw'- Needed immediately. Minimum 5 and address" from home. 5500.00 per 1000. write: yrs. real estate experience. Self 10150-'1857 'West ith. starter able to handle files start to UfMQlJe fey plan references required. Mon -Fri. Vancouver. B.C.. ver ,M4. finish. Part time to full time (040194) 8;15-4:30. Call 683-8491. Dmvgps required. fill, and pert available. Phone H. Storm 839- 57sh - 5121 or 686-5630. AA�eITr'° washers' dry"`' condlt0A"` furnishings. 432- 4 p.m. (032994) A -Z drivers, contract and ohort term, dean abstract. US ex- p orierroe an offset. Militaen 3 years 4esperlence. Apply in person: Global Human Resource, CerVa. 773 Warden 11 4A. Scarborough (below Egirplon). (033194) SHIFT Caielria help fequie0 for temporary aas4nm ent• Ex- oarfence in cash. oolti p a or milloot Apply In Po eon a Darren at the Mica Group, ddaailiyy belssean 130.330 as 71 AlbiRr6t. CWmwa IOOCIHix - - . A mature person who is friendly and outgoing for part-time office work Computer and Bookkeeping knowledge required. Send short resume 3 salary expectations to: P.O. Box 36 ..._Ajax, Ontario LIS 3C2 120 Office Help 120 Office Help 135 Skilled Help 135 skilled Help 135 Skilled Help EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE LEGAL SECRETARY Pickering Law Firm is seeking candidate with: - 2-5 years experience in handling all aspects of legal work on purchase, sale and mortgage transactions • Word Perfect 5.1 computer knowledge - Positive Attitude • Excellent communication and i related business skills i Please respond by telephone to: 4274886 or 420-1595 Or Telefax - 420-0808 Attention Gillian 130 Sal Help/ ell s'130 Sales; An A local manufacturer has an immediate opening for a MAINTENANCE/ ELECTRICIAN Qualifications: • Must be a journeyperson industrial electrician with a minimum of 5 years hands on experience on P.L.C.'s and D.C. drive systems. • Must have advance electronics experience and should reside between Oshawa and Scarborough for on-call duty. We offer a competitive wage and benefits package. Please send resume to: File #6154 Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario L1 H 71_5 SALES 140 coo �' 205 Firewood 220 Articles PROFESSIONALS 7n If Interested please contact Bob Knapp or Gerry Thorton to arrange a confidential interview. ?9 Hitachi TV, table saw, hand sander, drills. router. p saw. socliets. Power 'xack, computer. disk dine and primer. 668-5259. PINE bedroom furniture, two night stands, one double dresser, one high chest, one book ase. 5300. Cal 509-2156. PIANOS/GRANDFATHER _ --- - COYPULEARN F nam&w Ser- One of Durham Region's largest vices - business and home tort✓ fvntan account ts. 210 Flea Market cervi wvnan, uncorrie tan business income General "rid person. For `" sOm'e t"� Motors dealers is ne nese a nsrdentral seromas, cal expanding their professional 90568.7427. f072994fHosp. yaw old. Caood condaion, cal Pial Works. 4331491. (TF) Medical 150 sales staff. Dental If Interested please contact Bob Knapp or Gerry Thorton to arrange a confidential interview. ?9 Hitachi TV, table saw, hand sander, drills. router. p saw. socliets. Power 'xack, computer. disk dine and primer. 668-5259. PINE bedroom furniture, two night stands, one double dresser, one high chest, one book ase. 5300. Cal 509-2156. PIANOS/GRANDFATHER _ --- - Tremendous CLOCKS - us Savin¢ Wanted almond. 1 1r2 years old. Film - Annual piano W. 210 Flea Market Pianos, rent to own, apo. ei:,e. . v i ! fir MATURE sitter rim- 1350 each88- . Lynn. 61528. upright. grand. digital. DISHWASHER for sail. akmond keyboards. CLOCKS (tree colorx G.E., two cycle, built n, 4 delivery and set up). T*lep yaw old. Caood condaion, cal Pial Works. 4331491. (TF) after 5 P.m. (905) 931-9253. TRADE your new and used mer- ( ) chandise or skills for other WASHER dryer ave. open fall prodxxcts and services. Every- - size. Kenmore heavy duty 160D Care deluxe -muni cycle setting, f ftV and arMMnp- n fast and easy. Call free of charge, Wanted almond. 1 1r2 years old. Film Oshawa. 434-3648 or 1 -Wo- condition. Paid 11325, asking 561-3648. (033194) . v i ! fir MATURE sitter rim- 1350 each88- . Lynn. 61528. rAMA/4A 12� gulf weft m�ol • he to my I I I cryo, two yeas old. Shltwo Articles I- etc. 5560. Amm-v Ore, two weeks. o 220 am..a p.mi Two For Sale $350. JVC 29• surround TV wl weeks. 3:15 Rm--1:15 am. Cal p stand. S65o. Jvc stereo vcR • • 6238673. (032594) Pickering , 5350. Roland .7--3 Keyboard, •550. Make an olla. 43s-0238. ofer refused. fully • • • • • PROFESSIONAL couple seeks reasonable *� nanny required to care la 2 children in our home. Non- nanny/housekeeper for 15 mon- guaranteed. Reconditioned MOVING Sale - organ, Fossa th and 10 yaw old. Beautiful mPPamrloes• Care mese us a country hone, goal pay. "0 deal. 427.6784. 467 5500. Williams upright piano, illi. is bar with _ mothers and universay studeros Rd. S. Aiax. (TF) may appy Cal Stephanie 263 SOFA 1 bar stools, bar per• 550. Al in excelleft . AN corida' 434-2857 SALES A" I 1I I te. Close to Har -an wood"M. Waft dhtance l � FURNSTURE - � d seism firm •135 fPW ne 72"MNoir 5. Ask for John. 4719.(°4) ovesoat, ii r and saLasigo °°b'r'io"' omit (03299.1 solid Salespeople/ EXPERIENCED daycare CAREER CARPETS - lots o1 cerpot. t00% nylon, now stain rokwocarpau lnsp�.tact}ors AJAX ' IoNr1g reliable, liire�oul earth lmatchingg "Oh oris F off t BEDROOM flet. pine, super single captain's bed, singles• M,1,. $al@SpeOf)I@ rBgllS6d for/1 Dodge nanny required to care la 2 children in our home. Non- condition' Asking $300. Cam 831-1503 alter 5 pm (03309q %per old table, , drainers, noinbow corNorter and DealerShO MI Du&= Region smoker, driver's license and WASHERS, dryers, Iridge, two a" shah Lira Will UfMQlJe fey plan references required. Mon -Fri. stow. now and recandkbrm& Cal Kelly. 087-1626. (03299x) �Comparry heaMfl befwfit package 8;15-4:30. Call 683-8491. 5225 and up for eoondilforied m SonesI. CASH for trio os, stoves, � 'Mr'U '°'°"" "P S' Day Care 165 as wh reconditioned fridges washers' dry"`' condlt0A"` furnishings. 432- Sales 9XpPrefer WW11109 red Availafble andand stoves. Also coin operated TOOL SALE •Chainsaw•, ix,00woo. s praim rix LJTTLP Traeel. claysome orf. washer and dryers. SHEDS - quality barn style 8 a tars all Ow ataiWliss of a Nummrp Stophonson's Furniture and *heft, bull on till 8x0 5549. ` Sdtool in a lovinp hone. Lo- sated in Pkkoring Vile Appliances, 227 Court St., Oshawa 576.7448. GST Indulded. Display at Lynn. bid Lumber, Kingston W for 8= (040194) Rd., Pict. app,t CHRYSER Expo �,C.P.R. UWTED Edition Prints by Trisha Romance and Laura eri ; calf 905-wg-4961. - reliable nnMln Berry, individual prints and MINN Kola model 65 elecYic Ted Elvis a 1 a 1 (033'") Brill provide daycare In my hone Ful time or pan title, any nWdlixg sal. Call 4354 Ng8 S pin - 9 p mm (0=1940 nwtortransom . nsom mown 38- shaft 38 be them 5 spoods forward TURN THAT SPARE TIME INTO SPARE CASH. SELL AVON WHERE YOU LIVE OR WORK NO QUOTAS FREE $20 G07 -e bring I beautv home I CHRISTINA LORD A" I 1I I te. Close to Har -an wood"M. Waft dhtance l � FURNSTURE - � d seism firm •135 fPW ne 72"MNoir 5. Ask for John. Lord Elgin and Cadorackquo Call 888 1307 ertywle. pay ratan pRNITU Ontario's oldest s? On Largest(0329111,11)P.S. Salespeople/ EXPERIENCED daycare manutacturors Is now se8ingi dlna to the prblic Eg. 5' ilk CARPETS - lots o1 cerpot. t00% nylon, now stain rokwocarpau lnsp�.tact}ors *0 aid, CPR, noel table with War ext. and 4 on hard. I will carpet 3 rooms, smtokar, no gel• Cradl and easy Window chairs. SM - r oak 5349. Price Includes carpel. PA*W kv alipantling asitia Irps• "'wel CO 695•es73. double pedestal ave ext and 6 Premium pad, expert businm 2890Csted still ) dtaks, $1429. Carnonbtl beds. ksu"ion, Saar ddivery, free motional Maw You t111M1 be LOWxO day- in my horrxe SM. Over 20 stain chwlcas - all estimwm (30 yards). Norman, t11Q/,Idelm goirv, and near Lester S. Pearson �• no vereors - Tradaional 6062314. (033194) DAN. EarfMlp! d :a4 (yyostney N.) Hao kndns. 426 Woodworking, 906.985-8774. TOOL SALE •Chainsaw•, ix,00woo. s praim rix 0007• ) WEDGING Ocrwts, aHordabls, drills, screw puns, sanders, Performove. Al sada 8 tal MARY Popprs has murredl Wadding gown to buy or rent. eeed-eaWs, hared and power provided, car must Mother of two E.C.E. training, Large selection o1 sizes and tools• new and used. We Ito W. Zalaan426-2010 daffy outings, nuritious kmdies styles. Call Judy, (905) 579. hey used fools. April 1, 2, 3.409 provided. Cal anytime, Shelley. 4782.( __ - -, Brock St. S. Whitby. 6661049. - 688-7300 leave message. CARPET - I have sevww 1000 (03:1194) IT NOW (033'") yards d row SU*WWAMr and RECONDITIONED appliances, CALL CONSCIENTIOUS mother of 11X1% nylon torpeL 111 carpet $175 and up. Almond fridge, [SEILL two nod _1Ms wiles lo provide our fvirtg room and half for 8298. NOM SM Pmk Sloddng Pon. 76-9335 daycare in her home. Hours/ Pnoe Includes Carpet, pad and able watler dryer. 5590. Alm 798-7672 � flexible. Has car. 428 '. sieve krfWatbrlA32ti4N4 4W279N (TF�l (OM -Wattled' 4721-242s . Articles Sa e� 220 for SaI 260 Arts a craft 260 Arlis & cram 260 Alu III craft 300 A For °`sal i� 355 �tor�r�l� 400 "par` will Rent � COURTG OUT frames, quilting1:90 y. 2 8 Elizabeth St.ton Rd., Unit 79454 HOTPOINT stove, hell deanilg CHILD'S table and chairs, doll oven, excelent condition. Two cradle, toy box, deacon bench, years old. $400. call 576-4367 picture frames, shelves. Made after 5 p.m. (032994) of solid pine. Great ,gift for ARCTIC WOLF for tab in 1R Easter. Please call 434.7568 or packs for under $20. Available 579-0135. at the Beer Store. (040594) COOLER lar sale - 6 ft, x 4 tt. x 4 ArUCles h. great to keep beer or wire 230 cold, also could be used by Wanted florist, $750. Call 839-5313 or Me"= Sees 905-477.5459. (033194) Articles USED SKATES • 230 Wanted HOCKEY EQUIPMENT GOLF SETS WANTED - appliances, working WE PAY CASH or not. Fridges, stoves, washers, dryers. (905) 427-6690 683-3476 O ASK FOR LARRY OR JAME WANTED ,Leal and Blue Jay Tickers at lace value. Carl Bruce OLD and antique furniture, any- at 579-4400. ext. 207 (TF) :ring old, tools, china. silver. WANTED- phones from the Ad. advertising, sporting, toys, decoys. dolls, mlk bottles, col- vantage phone system model a salons or &stales. 655-6049 CK 111. Please call 5794400 Brookln. (042194) ask for UL (TF) 250 GarageNard 250 Garage'Yard Sales Sales I THE NEWS ADVF•RTWER FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 194 -PACE 17 220 C ♦ �° t4� �/ %o�� MARC" 25th., 261th. a� FRI., 3 pm - 0 pm. - SAT. 10 am - 5 pm. Ill 0Sf10WEI CIVIC OUDITORIUM S 99 ThorrMon Road S., Oshawa, Ont. Durhams largest Craft Show featuring over one hundred and forty 2 talented exhibitors with their unique and outstanding Southwestern, Victorian, and Country handcrafted collectibles for your dimorating and gift needs. Presenting a variety of. Floral Designs, Paper Tole and Stenciling, Folk Art, Ceramics, Stained Glass, Quilts, Pottery Putpourn, Jewellery. Wukxkn 44 ("blIcctibles, Natural An, (kills, Reprxluciikm Furniture, (;"or- 2 *.' met Delights. These are just a sample of what makes this show one you won't want to miss s ADMISSION "r C$1.00 ' w TIME STANDS STILL Seniors $2.00 _ 434-SSE1 Children Under 10 From Sees Gnryster Kemant, rVeW tires. Flaw shocks, lady d►ben, 4 door, $4500. Also 1993 Flagstaff hard top tent trailer. Sleeps 6, lost ban, 3 burner stove, SWI) 428-1866.(033194) 1900 Recant LE. 4 door. ps., pb.. only 96,000 kms.. 5 speed. new brakes, tires, air. $2950 o.b.o. 837-0647. (032994) /WAA - ,..r�Vx.WM $owners. quwx building and clasp •.'_ shopping. 40 and Go. Two or three bedroom apartment. krrdiatek May 1 or June 1. Call 683.8571 or 663 8421 ti 8 p.m. (TF) AJAX - one bedroom basement apartmen, 4 appliances, separate entrance. many extras, no smoking(no pets. Prefer one 1997 Chev Sprint, body in good 5f HING !N-0 CC. NTRV - C rah Show 6 Sale. April 24, 10- mature person. $550 negoaabb. condition. new brakes. exhaust. INSURANCE, open 9.9 by FirsVlasi, references 427.0842. European snow tires, needs appointment. Monday to (033194) motor. $950 ob.. (905) 725 Saturday. Motorcycle,'O and it""i PICKER 1 N G - large t w o 0104. (032994) very cor Property rates. Over 20 years experience. Call bedroom basement apartment. 1987 Olds Firenza 6 cyl, 2 floor. (905) 427-3595. (032994) Lrve IIBa I walk to Go, tPbe Y Y. automatic, hatchback, 74 kms., MOTORCYCLE - 1989 vato Ig. excellent condition. very clean. Kawasaki, tike new. Only 1900 enrance. parally available entrance, parking, ava4abb May le May 31. $750 $3295 candied a.b.o. Call 433 kma., worth $5000. Will trade for including utdilies. 905 420-9457 after 6 p.m. (032994) 1787. (03254(1 small compact car in good Board' 1986 HoriZon. 4 door hatchback, condition. 4274$420. (032794) WHITBY - furnished apartments. Pioneercassette, equalizer, __ one bedroom or bachelor, clean, speakers, new tires. Only360 Snowmobiles quiet, garden view, balcony, laundry. no 506 89.000 kris. Excellent condition. Certified, $2100. 728-11Dundas Drives parking. pets. St. W., all inclusive. (033194) SNOWMOBILES for sale $575 and up. 416.284-1618 or 1963 Camaro Z28. 350. V8, 1994-580-EXT-EFI A pProx. 905-509-2038. (033194) - au1o. 105.000 kms., one owner, 1500 rules. Reverse studded NORTH Oshawa - new two $2000. Call W. Kukk. 831-8998 derno sled. one year waranty, oedroom apartment, air. odk after s p.m. (033194) 67500. 1994 Parnefa Electric, cupboards. new broadloom, ex - 1989 Domtar Firstly. $`995 reverse. handAhumb war -ors. Ira room, parking. clean. quiet 1983 Pontiac Parisienne low miles. Demo sled. 58280. building. Now available. $695. stationwagon. Extra seat. $800 Can 985-9312. (032994) Call 432-8821. (033194) o.b.o. Call 839.3543. !032794( 6 ^grit s kyid, tiger stripes. black Loam The Motnartonal Method cassette. Remaining factory CoA 686 0967 or a M 6 D m. or even ngs 668-40'6. ;0331941 1•n, carld'rK)n, wr•,'ec V use be AJAX bright one bedroom LEASE to own vences, 1980 365 Marine basement apartment. 4 1985.$345 doi no interest'no aeon. $4895 a otter. Call 686- 0967 a after 6 D -m. 432.753,. appliances, central vaclair, --edit checks. 6a6-7428. (TF) Saks - ' 5-40 'rom '•replace, pnvate entrance. no Automobiles $300.BOAT n Balsam Lake on Trent smoking, no pets. $600 monthly. FirsVlast, relerenoee Available 305 Wanted System System at Coboconk. Clear water, good fishing. (705) 454- May 1_6192692. (032994) Runs great. will .artily, 4 door. automanc. $SCOL o.b o Ver Y 346 or 454-3372. (041294) OSHAWA Bbor and Park Rd.. Apartments one bedroom apartment w,ih 400 washer aro dryer. Mep,ace. car - For Rent pet throughout, parking Avad- aofe April 1. $575 per nonth. ONE oeomco agarr ,er• cir en, ' 'st; last Ca'' 728 5382 in curet house in Ajax. Idea for !033194) single Peron w,!^ steady OSHAWA - gorgeo's two employment. $525 mpntnly, bedroom two ever aparrnenl. Parking, uhkies included. No Huge loft wdh re floors. Vic - Dots. Available April • Cail683 tor,an bath. immaculate 09%. (033094) appliances, central air, char - GARAGE SALE 5f HING !N-0 CC. NTRV - C rah Show 6 Sale. April 24, 10- \, 10l 40*/ \ \ / *orN ' CERAMIC SALES 5 p.m. Thunderbird Goff Ckrb. Ashburn. Proceeds to James mingoWw area. $750 . May 1. SPRING CRAFT & and female. ears cropped. tats formerly held at 1920 SpruC6hill Rd. House Durham. For vendor / Cora .ossa atter 7 p m. 519-942 9=S ESSA CRES-, PICICERING are now being held every Sat. from 10 a.m. information. call Janet Town, 411./ GIFT SALE 39". to 3 p.m. at 1333 Boundary Rd., Oshawa, Unit 3'338 (041294) yam- - 5 P.m. (03,94) For Sale Saturday, March 26th Business Service 725-6709. SAME GREAT PRICESII 290 Pets -Supplies- N 10 a -m. - 4 p.m. Please - -- - - -- - vans, 4 W hl?el Board' %� 63 Farrow Dr., Ajax 40 Apartments one bedroom apartment w,ih 400 washer aro dryer. Mep,ace. car - For Rent pet throughout, parking Avad- aofe April 1. $575 per nonth. ONE oeomco agarr ,er• cir en, ' 'st; last Ca'' 728 5382 in curet house in Ajax. Idea for !033194) single Peron w,!^ steady OSHAWA - gorgeo's two employment. $525 mpntnly, bedroom two ever aparrnenl. Parking, uhkies included. No Huge loft wdh re floors. Vic - Dots. Available April • Cail683 tor,an bath. immaculate 09%. (033094) appliances, central air, char - GARAGE SALE BOUVIER Pips (4!n total) male \1j]/\ 40\/ * \ */ * */ TOP for WHITBY Central - one bedroom mingoWw area. $750 . May 1. Saturday, March 26. 2•�, i ata. - pm. and female. ears cropped. tats / vice good used can a Inxyks. Free soap pdk-up. un - agar close e, Cora .ossa atter 7 p m. 519-942 9=S ESSA CRES-, PICICERING 4103�after p`m. or . Shom si •6.6).8 300 automobiles Automobiles "gr rd90rowing. C l(72F4, hre, -4vvy 8ernt . 1 -ii, $ 50 �� ry° W ittef�" 39". QUALITY tltlodk by fatter and Children's tors, games, books, yam- - 5 P.m. (03,94) For Sale 300 For Sale Business Service necessary. Call 430-7403 after ILOAI�LE ay ,. two household items. -- - - Automobiles Please - -- - - -- - vans, 4 W hl?el 4 3o p. m. !.32994, � ter„ Dotiom flow d Clear AJAX Moving Systems - fur swvon. nwvm. por•l10•ane 1991 Lumina :wo coon, 6 3 O 1989 =ord Esax• �X. a.,o. an_ 320 Rwwtabl• rats , Also hostes , • year. Nur O C secure f /1 For Sale Cassano. OW Kr -4. S4(m 0.0.0 Drives PICKERING one bedroom ')*at. Park Ictudod. 5629 Da 9 Pets -Supplies- 2 O Lost Found 290 Cylinder. ax. arN'n casse to ver sporty, overdrive. PrnOne!9o516?9Ct74 1032994; J as•,^•", alarmert. available Pius hydro No Den- Call 723 `}/( Boarding 1992 Geo Metro 4 poor, y (TF) 1986 Voyageur Mn Van. 7 ADM 1 Separate entrance 5840 after 5am.(0325W) it mum" - spada izktg b notchback sedar. One year new, automatic- Oertdiea. two yell. 1989 Domtar Firstly. $`995 passenger, automatic. now Parking, laundry, swtaae for -- IMMACULATE On• bedroom FOUND - 'er-are �:^en arc+- TRAINING to( 1� and your ON. 40.OW kits. warart $7695. 23.000 kms., wh4e. out°. arytm Y Oertd�ed. Prone days. 725-8911 transmission. new ',res. excel- ore. Frsptast. $525 inclusive. �� •r, NE Oshawa. separate 6 ^grit s kyid, tiger stripes. black Loam The Motnartonal Method cassette. Remaining factory CoA 686 0967 or a M 6 D m. or even ngs 668-40'6. ;0331941 1•n, carld'rK)n, wr•,'ec V use be 686-8562 '033194 markings and pews Whittington r, our new Mann lacdeme, Fp Cr. Clements Rd. area. 427- warranty, two years. 37,000 432-7531. (032994) krru. Sidi Ike new. $7900 firm. 1989 Sunbrd. dark r ezce- 9 •y• aeon. $4895 a otter. Call 686- 0967 a after 6 D -m. 432.753,. PICKERING 1'+ree bedroom entrance. 4 pce. barn. a.•oeted. Laundry, suto ,o ?or t, 'vst'ast. more Woorrusbn. please con 2073. (032794) SaU one d Our kindly ittaA as 1991 Mercury Sao,e GS. 6 623-52t7.(C32594) Clrlrnder, al not Quite 66.000 lent condition. 120.000kms. (032994; Tarr 'bor good area- park,ng. S45C n.usive. Call 435-Oa48. 290 Pets -Supplies- 'Classic Touch' Obedience Trunrtg, (905) 619.0664 (TF1 1991 Chev Lurvna Euro. V6. kms . $8900 Can 436-7943 d.l., hada[ ket Runs great. will .artily, 4 door. automanc. $SCOL o.b o Ver Y -- - --- Apartments 4 0 lrcst last. k35C Doug Tayror, q.Max F rst 9C5 -83,330C. 033194; Housecleaning Board q oto. pb., ps-. per . D -ser mess (orz794) clean. 436-8980 '03194' For Rent 032994' Na m TEAM obedonOe next classes (teats, console. torch rind. 1990 S u n o v d. excellent 1988 Dynasty, V-6. ':,6,000 - AJ A X one bei baserwrth o .00med� ncD des eat. FOR sa• - white toy poodle (PUPPY 6 NOv,.e). Stan Apra condition. king $12.500. 623-6879- conditn. air, auto. 4 cykrxW. kms.. pg.. pb.. per. Ddl.. pm.. SPACIOUS ire 79C'7p- t:a^- aoar!-ont, separate entrance. =able' antral air and ydro Share laundry. s e p as a t e V v D v e a . also miniature and April 23. Evenings and 1991 Cnrysor New Yorker 51h tin, cruise, alumni m nme, split cruse. tit, arrv?m cassette. Rid merit 6 ple clow 'o Oshawa n +, 'n0 pets. Avail Nbie Acrd. SSOC r. t r n c n e • b s. N O r schnauzer Pup. 6 weeks aid. Saturday classes available. Avenue, just like new, 25,000 Fear seat. arrAm .asserts. low interior, white *,tenor. Good Centre, heat, hydro. Ir -dg*. --,pntMy nuus�ve aererercee, a a e. e ., $675 GnstUst. 416- f1rsl shots, dewormed. Call $Frith daSSM guaranteed. CAN kris., jury baled. Cas 905839- kris. Cani ied. $5800. Call 434- running car. Must SOIL $4300 stove included. Available May 1. Days, 427-7292 atter 5 call 427- smoker. 0-4537. -- Sandi. 905-728-3297. (0324) .4340025. (032994) 59 1476. (0329941 6184. (032994) O.b.O. 725-6681 (032994) Car 666.3297 (032994; 399,1 !040594) 032904) li, HOME f 3 BUSINESS ��"�s�t�33s -SERVICES - 79&7671 Business m Handyman Home Hoe Home Moving, Painting, Services Improvements Improvements Improvements Storage Decorating Plumbing M&M Construction: 5pea- ing YDU/TAM Yowls GCB • • ' $ • b additions, plumbing. SYSTEMS TMS Paintilg & Experienced CONSTRUCTION baserttents, lenoq, rbofitg, We wig mow anything, Decor n Plumber Interior and exterior FINISHED decks• imerloclu^g �» totavt- anywhere, anytime. Journeyman FREE ESTIMATES itg woL Work y y rte, rerwvaoons guararn..e, 1o7G Interior b Exterior No lob too smart - Faucets, tfitcotrrt Member d BBB. 427- Cockaginal or ratiidartind ef,oteer , basame t Construction. Fast and 427-0299 '�'B"S, EIAT""°°k 4234. M=994) Patdkapirq, storage a11d European tfCOfaSTONE� boas availabM. jay a Wprlfmanship Fast washrooms. wet bars, etc. r Floarling, CARPET and vinyl fboringfktoriny installations, repairs very neasonatNs. R•strotdm from 135. Installation from 52-50 sq. Yd. Pbaso call 434-7588 or DRYWALL. ardI, taping min•• •���guaranteed. MACdpAlf, clossrt hYrrla, ready �- far nyrt�da ! Gumn proftrs $inial 111tNIt `' f SfMng Ajax i PIckKft CALL SAYER Contracting - all mid morth docou tli Free Clow fellable � •alYllalat. Lar) 28382/ _ promotions. oponines. CRAIG 686.1913 lort>Nf•r12yre. 428-21 carp entr additions, renovations, kitchens, aMUatteR • 420 -Ml ILLUSTRAT10% cartooning, QUALITY tltlodk by fatter and i �°0T•' hot n& ^�•^y10• Business Service palling. stucco. spraying,Iiip graphic design• adrortisikqq ustn•sa or p•rsonaT. IIANOYMAN -all kinds of DELzc►Ttro Please plumbing, bathrooms. renovations, roc roams. Quality addmonk Hocks. all Car us fa •med g•ncy s•rviw. furniture, reflnlaAing, quality work AJAX Moving Systems - fur swvon. nwvm. por•l10•ane wrERIOQ artd •xlsrior pairtutp and wsMaperrgfor good prxoss A tato OM rtre, 571-1263 BM or r Rwwtabl• rats , Also hostes d..rt�g laws nvk*wmnmand WOW FENMG • guaranteed- 15 years Puce spm. flat falls or Car MM. 576 M-Wbis. Randy Timms, (e06) 729 7055 moving lobs. Pi���and dMwy. Gotho78is2 •aarwaatgla�trlfaark empwb r°s• Be629t5. (TFEFG) �h. W deer Aav heated at9rags rt Now fw• ) (TF) Lang a185s8 (D415@e) �••�A k•fA it mum" - spada izktg b botrss wilt ntovw Park bad PROFESSIONAL Painting a PYPING available -Word roasekq, resuetss, IMI•:• WN ltttiYl len toil. M onliKso Posts. •� AN work Gu•rMdsad d@MdmKOmmW8rrf1•rr. wnala rM Milk, block and dliretsys- Its Job too big, no job Iso sitar w e 8peciaL atarlbt• al $99 and tip Car a tnlantttoar 427-0005 Waklsparirte lab 100 •� oar anytime, 43o-28@5. (TF) and rePans. Dhda t)lpktg Plaaro °•:1888 a50a.10109eit1 ode jobs, many s•ryb•a � CNN surve SIN! • �.J6 a vnwp•rkm �•mrr 4mel do i all. Cay now for free •stimat•s. Spring tim• OF) �7 )� Mme mwJ• drentates Ask for wM. ••6 HARRT-O-TIIE-YOVERS - r11 big or small. we price Driving Schools Y -CAL Construction Ltd. - "a" •teener and Yisrlor CAIpENTRY dlywd PMW TOTAL PARWA cam - olvparn... e817. (OG12e84) Own aM Fees -1 eta- s•nicia J ""0tholiibu I hess�a,d ab'ddii°'ns.11i � IOL and point. H� � Idaa�Expeirts a'it ip Housecleaning dYoouii short notice moves. Pianosmoved.C PARRY 5 r • WW worknho eWW nem- V320"aid phots back to EL For hos (abae raftL Car • and kura•d. Called Mad O 0@86 (TF1 COMPLETE plumWn• and Emergency ll @ •481ntaess. taDanks, 819-0•6. Ep d•�ir8 h*. fkorw•k delete _ EN Itotrssltal0 largetruck rsslwod o renovations. bsdtroorR fracltsn and PAYITa rail@• AV and W ktllaon your a superb tom. giiiaiiD1i ram Cal ..w d AN s d ntova ' basstlwt talodsarle N wodt drywall repairs. All work guaranteed. Call for Ir•• Car PaIHGa 42P2@e4 alto 5 Cal Carl or Jan•. 427-2858. l Driving SChOdS licensed, euarant•od aM estimate. Bob 888-4622. P' t33M) Party (/ Recession Bu�,te,81tstAred. Rwartsble rats Cal 032904) -_ Services Services - - John,430 2758. 0407") PLAYTEIrN(q tapitg, - Floarling, CARPET and vinyl fboringfktoriny installations, repairs very neasonatNs. R•strotdm from 135. Installation from 52-50 sq. Yd. Pbaso call 434-7588 or DRYWALL. ardI, taping min•• ohm= . pwdolq ' fancy .tunica. -\ MACdpAlf, clossrt hYrrla, ready �- far nyrt�da ! mtucco plastlir � .� ~ COOerve as IN north as Naliburton. Free o easipnn, prolasskrsal aMrlOe al co Paid •alYllalat. Lar) 28382/ _ promotions. oponines. cal ONsal 4324180• (TIF) OF (M) 887.4284. (03211194) yv kwwkkwL Magic sham an funl Leatrca Ithel 83111-711 or To Aaverfise Your HOME NP-. first". drytwN, QUALITY tltlodk by fatter and i 729.8334. (TF) Business Service palling. stucco. spraying,Iiip son Nam. Well •xp•risnced, hard working. Renovations• RABBIT wants work doing Please plumbing, bathrooms. renovations, roc roams. Quality addmonk Hocks. all Car us fa It magic for ccs Dapartles towd &A occasions. work. Free ss20timstes. 839.@0. A tato OM rtre, 571-1263 BM or r or magician. Cali Ennis, 668.4932. 579.0135. Left. (032504) two. Oshawa. (TF) R(1 A0 .�1i•.: ,ally 1; '! i. Any renovation or addition Dit int•: 4274209, Home: 4274W9. Ask for Tom. eatwoms, t1001s, daillwashers, renovations. Fn eEstimale6 Pm" Call 427-5162 Tax, FinilloCial Directory RMX E to ptsparatbn - bolt keeping• small business. reasonable. •e•-1514 Ron. PAGE 13 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 25,1994 4Q0 Apartments Apartments 400 Apartments For Rent 400 For Rent For Rent THE BREAKERS CONDOININIUM APT& Superior 2-bdfm. suites I Lake views still available Balconies 5 appliances at the lake L Mill En suite laundry ' 2 baths (incl. master en suite) Individual en suite heatinglair conditioning units Underground parking ' On-site security On-site maintenance Parking included $1.005 to $1.320 Call between 9 am. - 6 p m. (AJAX) 427-0363 33 & 77 FALBY COURT 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family building- Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. From $743-S833. 686-0845 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. AJAX: MUST SEE: Ons Bedroom Walkout Basement Apt. in Owner Occupied home Outet Street - Separate entrance. perking, apple., laundry facilities Non -Smoker, No Pets $575 Utilities incl. or $625 Furnished, Ind. Utilities Available May 1, 1994 Call: (905) 685-8722 or (416) 438-7145 Available April 1 Plcker,ng.Wesfstiore one bedroom private entrance, a r cont su • single, quiet non-smoker F rs.tast. $550 mo For a0ooiniment to view (416) 266.9004 WHITBY two bedroom base- ment apartment, private entrance. $600 monthly all inclusive. 666-9835. (032994) IMMACULATE bright one bedroom basement partmernt, $5C0 monthly, ulli ties and laundry facilities included. Suitable for mature person, non Smoker preferred. Civic area. 728.8122 (032594) PICTORIAL ATLAS OF THE WORLD for only '19,95 - plus $2.00 shipping handling/S1.40 GST) Total 123.35 Delivered to your door. Limited quantities while supplies last. A retail value of up to 14001 glass ease r "Pictorial Atlas of the World" ' NAME....................................................................................... ' ' ADDRESS.......................................................... ................................................ POSTAL CODE ....................... CHARGECARD#................................................................... SEND CHEQUE OR MONEY ORDER FOR $23.35 MADE PAYABLE TO: "PICTORIAL ATLAS OF THE WORLD" ' FILE #Ao01 c/o NEWS ADVERTISER ® I 130-132 Commercial Ave. Ajax, Ontario LIS 2H5 ash irate at• �e steaks sisice ra star. ah. sty r• :tea ata haat• A artments Houses For Houses For Nooses For houses For 400p For Rent 410 Rent 41 Rent 41 Rent 410 Rent WHITBY - one bedroom, targe WHITBY - dean 3 bedroom COBOURG - almost new, 3 AJAX - brick bungalow. newly THREE bedroom house, $950. walk-in closet, lots of windows, house, 3 pce. bath, eat -In bedroom sidesprt, diningroom, painted Interior, detached utilities. 686.0644 or 283-6541. nice sea, north of Go. April 1. kitchen, Large livkhgroom, has lhi ftroom, 1 112 baths, finished garage, excellent (032594) $550 per month, call 668.3161 two bedroom apartment with basement, a/c., heat pump, neighbourhood, dose to 401/ PICKERING - two bedroom or 723-9340. (033194) separate entrance, storage and double garage, newdedk, close shops. No pets. $1000 + bungalow. large Lot. $800 plus laundry. Fenced backyard. rem to shopping. $850 monthly. utilities. First/Last. Mon -Fri, 59 utilities. Call 509-2262. (033094) 410 Houses For as a whale or separately. Avail- Available April 1. 721-1561. p.m. and SatJSun. 11 a.m.-9 Rent able immediately. Cal 430-7255 NO down payment? Good p.m. 683-3282. (040594) NORTH Oshawa - 3 bedroom or 571-7490. 032994 7 You can b SOUTH Ajax - 3 bedroom, townhouse, diningroom, rec _ _ (_ _ > credit? Good lob buy 1 room, walkout basement, clean, WHITBY - good landlord looking NEWCASTLE - large three for the price of rent, while prices detached garage. appliances, shows well. Fridge, stove for good tenant, detached bun - bedroom log horse on 2 acres. and rates are down. Call Doug fenced yard, finished red room. included. $850 monthly plus galow with income potential. Available March. Easy access or Brent. Community Financia(. $950 monthly. Mel Knight, 831- utilities. Available May 1/94. Cal( $1100 per month . e. utilities.4094) to Hwy 115. $1000 plus uhlilies. 668-6805. (TF) 2273. (032794) 436-0618. (032994) 1621 leave message. (040194) AJ ------------- Call 728.8692. (032594) WHITBY - three bedroom house AJAXX -threeee bedroom a rooms OSHAWA -three bedroom main pICKERING - 3 bedroom for rent, garage. finished ADELAIDE/RITSON - Oshawa. plus garage or workshop com- floor of bungalow. close to all sidespld, finished rec room. no basement. t 1,r2 baths.lovely whole house. 3 bedrooms, new In ial possibilities. on Hwy e2 amenities. Parking, laundry, appliances, $950 monthly plus area. Close to amenities. $950 + insulation, paint, fenced yard. No out door maintenance. $885 utilities, cable included. Avail- utilities. Walking distance to Go utilities. 428-8243 (leave Only $800. utilities. Available monthly plus heal hydro. 668- able April 1. First/last. $950. train. Call 6838363days or837- message). (033194) May 1. 905.799.22-72. (032994) 4321. 655 32 4623 or 269-5449. 434-6009 or 728.2158. (0594) 2830 atter 4:30 p.m. (032994) - •1• •J U MAUNDY THURSDAY � J 01S 7:30 p.m. Communion --� GOOD FRIDAY THIS 9:00 a.m. Children's Time EAScAR 10:30 a.m. Worship i EASTER DAY 7:00 a.m. Sunrise 8:30 a.m. Family Communion 10:00 a.m. Family Communion 11:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist BISHOP DOUGLAS BLACKWELL Pickering Village United Church 300 Church St. N., Ajax Maundy Service Thursday 7:30 p.m. Good Friday 10:30 a.m. Worship Service Easter Sunday 9:00 a.m. Easter Communion 10:30 a.m. Easter Morning Worship Rev. David O. Jones Phyllis Spencer 683-4721 St. Paul's United Church 65 Kings Cres., Ajax Palm Sunday: 10:30 a.m. Parade of the Palrns, Choral Service "Triumph Song of Life - and church school. Maufxlr Thursdatr March 31, 7:30 pm. Eucharist and Tenebrae 11:00 a.m. Good Friday WI 1st Solemn Worship at St Timothy's Presbyterian 1:30 pin. Good Friday. Service for the whole family. Easter Sunday April 3,610 a.m. Sunrise at the lake. (Foot of McLarnan). 10:30 Easter Family Service with Chkk:se. "THE nE WITH OPEN MMS" % 604740 Amberlea Presbyterian Church 1820 Whites Rd. N. "The Family Church" March 27: Palm Sunday Service March 31: Maundy Thursday Communion Service "The Night of the Betrayal" 8:00 p.m. April 1st: Good Friday Prayer Breakfast (advanced tickets only, please call 839-1383) April 3rd: Resurrection Celebration 11:00 a.m. EASTER SUNDAY 10:30 a.m. ~-= New Life Community Church "A place zvhere people care about pec le" Meeting at Village Retirement Centre Valley Farm Rd. Phone 509 -LIFE for more information DURHAM CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Meeting at 1Ii]]s(� corner of Linton and Sherwood Rd. W., in Pickering Village, Ajax, Ontario) Worship & Sunday School: 10:30 a.m. Special Speaker from England, Vic Gledhill For more information call 839-5458 All are welcome! Pickering Standard Church (Methodist) Brock Rd. at Hwy. #7 Easter Sunday 11:00 a.m. "The Easter Story" A Different Perspective Worship with us every Sunday WESTNEY HEIGHTS ViN BAPTIST CHURCH GOOD FRIDAY APRIL 1 Combined Service with Ajax Baptist Church at Birch Cres. 10:30 a.m. Easter Sunday - Choir Cantata 10:00 a.m. Meeting at Applecroft Public School 55 Coles Ave., North Ajax (just east of Loeb Plaza) Rev. James Rendle 686-1720 St. Andrew's Presbyterian 35 Church St. N. Pickering Village Rev. James Biggs & Rev. Ken Rowland Good Ed ft Breakfast 8:30 a.m. Worship 10:00 a.m. Easter Sunday Service 11:00 a.m. All Welcome 683-7311 - large two EliBLOOR•SIMCOE bedroom in 46 unit building. storage. laundry. parking, well ONE bedroom. Dunlap St. W., OSHAWA bnght Iwo beoroom managed. Close to storesbus. Whitby. Near plaza and bus. $689 r apartment bonding, ''om $675 inclusive. Go direct to "room. kitchen, combined in Convenient to 40r and city bus '23 Bion St. W. or oil collect basement of pmiate quiet one routes. includes appliances. 4'6-223-54.9. (7F:) persor accomodations. Non heal, hydro. parking. 4330877. AJAX South - professionally smoker. no pole. 430.3280. (032994) bins bachelor apartment with WHITBY - dean bright one PICKERING 3 bedroom '"epiai sound insta.lat,on and bedroom basement apartment, basemen;. Gose to school. parking, $550 fmsblast. Non walk to Go Tra,n;401. 6 1Naooing- Go. 50 contained. smoking, mature person apo'i,ances. utilities. cable, parking, laundry. $800. Cal 839- c•ole.red. Call 427.3178. parking, separate entrance. 3668.(032994) (032794) Id" for single wonkng adult. no AVAILABLE immediately in AJAX - bachelor available Aprt pets. $495 Call 905.797-3333. Cenawa - 639 CiAert St., two ' $495 inclusive Clean. brighf. AVAILABLE rr~,ately In bedroom, $675 monthly, one owne• OCCup,ed house. Call Whitby apartmet building. Soo- bedroom, $575 monthly. frW 286-6732. (032594) Ceous C&FD91 C newly Panted last required CLos• to bus. TAUNTONSIMCOE oright one apartment wen balcony. Cion• shopp'ng. No pets. Call 430- bedroom newly cecoraied bass to but and 6hoppng, All utilib" 0134 RF) then' aparlmol walkout to deck included. No pets. One METICULOUS one bedroom w'" BBO. ava',abie May 1. bedroom. $6X TWO bedroom base -est apartmeirlt. profes. S45C fust last. Utdr,es included. $70C "430-C134 ('F) wonally finished by budder- S..labie for single 432-11799 AJAX - Bayry,Harwood. two separate entrance, quiet 033'941 bedroom baserh•t apart'*rrit, neighCOunhi In Rouge area PICKERING one bedroom avariabr Apnl • cull path, 4 Orr Axonal and Kingston RO 504 base^rm rt,.,er.. Ping. appliances. carpet. parking. 3043 1033+941 air, Ia. ,Cry. storage. fenced cheat. quit- $750 ail nduill OSHAWA - ' a 2 bedroom Yard. Close to everything. $600 RNeremCes c,rst!as! 283- apartr wnts avarlabie at 90C b as inclusive c,•stlast AvadaDie 1927. ca!I after 5:30 P m ase Gio, St. Uhixrs induced May 1. Lucas. (905'839-2451. DOWNTOWNWl 4 F.rsttast required. Cad 728- 10329941 corners. one Ded•oom, $375. 4993' (032994 PRIVACY small one bedroom Two oeii $550. Ava4able AJAX - one bedroom basemrri house. completely detached. AD" ' Cas 905-470-7634 or apar•mert w tr ceramics. central Oshawa. 1r.o9e, stove. 416-540-5645 (0329941 appkanoes. separate entrance. dr veway. $525 p,us utilities. OSHAWA wak to downtown, $55C pkA 1.3 utdees. FrsVlaw. 576-5677 or 571-6585. (032994) no pets References 6a3-8768. baUheior apartment. mean floor. PICKERING now two bedroom separate entrance(032794 . $400 sort contarec baserhent, non monthly No pots. Firi lasl WHITBY - arge three bedroom snokera, $76C •*onthy. Arad required 683-2778 leave m trp,ex. good n"'itioumhdiodI room availaole. $39C monMiy, message. (032994) dose to shopping lacuiii". inclusive. 686-8617 or 427. PICKERING by me take - large Dubuc transportation, balcony. 7257. (032994) two bedroom apartment with laundry facilities, two car WHITBY - Regency Plato frepace, separate entrance. pamnWely. available V IIIrddro Apartments - one and two laundry. now H" !t Go. Avail $81. Pius hydro 6663095 or txeoroom apartments available nolo Jun•. $750 uu6665068 (0:32994)lit�•s msenior complex. Mar. all Apr, Included 905-831•0664. PICKERING - Liverpool Bayy - Park like soil appliances. as UVERPOOLILONA - large two two bedroom basement uteri•: included. Call 430-7397, bedroom basernnnt aparnrrrn, apartment, includes laundry lacu!�hes. (TF) :•puss entrance wan if" cable. separate 1-2 bedroom apartments in and stove, shared laundryentrance. $600 monthly. Avae- Oshawa, C•noal lOtation, hilfge able April 1. Call 1-800-567- taoirtes Available mmedmWy. 1279 (Chris) or ♦36.2416, and :cove. carpet. uundry. Cal 837-0238. (0732994)) Available immediately- Near NEPA listing. Ajax. large -yid srooping Plata bus stop. 72 - one bedroom basement. AVAILABLE immediately. 2642 after 5 p.m- (033194) frepiace, parking. wo to tiilrhceoWhitby, Iwo bedroom apartrlrnt. A Must see" Oshawa. King/ backyard. siding parkland. $600 close to schools, trldge, stove. Wilson. CIO" to bus and ail monthly . partial hnirass. 427- $596•89 hydro a xtri Firsvlm amiss. Oust non smoker for 2656 (032594) required. Call 666.5535. large one bedroom basement OSHAWA, LakevnwParkAve.. WHITBY - two bedroom apartment. Ck►an. bright. newly two bedroom, 5550 a month, apartment, $625 monthly. Two renovated. Laundry, parking, suitable for parent and chid or bedrooms in Oshawa, $650 utilities. cable. now 4 poo. bath. couple. Ae amenities nckKW monthly. Firsvlatt required. 905-472-5434 Ph- days, 725.8911 or even. aPPliances. Available and -Acrid or May 1. SSW monthly. Finn panting available. Barbara- (033194) ings 668-4016. (040794) last. 579-4300. (032994) PICTORIAL ATLAS OF THE WORLD for only '19,95 - plus $2.00 shipping handling/S1.40 GST) Total 123.35 Delivered to your door. Limited quantities while supplies last. A retail value of up to 14001 glass ease r "Pictorial Atlas of the World" ' NAME....................................................................................... ' ' ADDRESS.......................................................... ................................................ POSTAL CODE ....................... CHARGECARD#................................................................... SEND CHEQUE OR MONEY ORDER FOR $23.35 MADE PAYABLE TO: "PICTORIAL ATLAS OF THE WORLD" ' FILE #Ao01 c/o NEWS ADVERTISER ® I 130-132 Commercial Ave. Ajax, Ontario LIS 2H5 ash irate at• �e steaks sisice ra star. ah. sty r• :tea ata haat• A artments Houses For Houses For Nooses For houses For 400p For Rent 410 Rent 41 Rent 41 Rent 410 Rent WHITBY - one bedroom, targe WHITBY - dean 3 bedroom COBOURG - almost new, 3 AJAX - brick bungalow. newly THREE bedroom house, $950. walk-in closet, lots of windows, house, 3 pce. bath, eat -In bedroom sidesprt, diningroom, painted Interior, detached utilities. 686.0644 or 283-6541. nice sea, north of Go. April 1. kitchen, Large livkhgroom, has lhi ftroom, 1 112 baths, finished garage, excellent (032594) $550 per month, call 668.3161 two bedroom apartment with basement, a/c., heat pump, neighbourhood, dose to 401/ PICKERING - two bedroom or 723-9340. (033194) separate entrance, storage and double garage, newdedk, close shops. No pets. $1000 + bungalow. large Lot. $800 plus laundry. Fenced backyard. rem to shopping. $850 monthly. utilities. First/Last. Mon -Fri, 59 utilities. Call 509-2262. (033094) 410 Houses For as a whale or separately. Avail- Available April 1. 721-1561. p.m. and SatJSun. 11 a.m.-9 Rent able immediately. Cal 430-7255 NO down payment? Good p.m. 683-3282. (040594) NORTH Oshawa - 3 bedroom or 571-7490. 032994 7 You can b SOUTH Ajax - 3 bedroom, townhouse, diningroom, rec _ _ (_ _ > credit? Good lob buy 1 room, walkout basement, clean, WHITBY - good landlord looking NEWCASTLE - large three for the price of rent, while prices detached garage. appliances, shows well. Fridge, stove for good tenant, detached bun - bedroom log horse on 2 acres. and rates are down. Call Doug fenced yard, finished red room. included. $850 monthly plus galow with income potential. Available March. Easy access or Brent. Community Financia(. $950 monthly. Mel Knight, 831- utilities. Available May 1/94. Cal( $1100 per month . e. utilities.4094) to Hwy 115. $1000 plus uhlilies. 668-6805. (TF) 2273. (032794) 436-0618. (032994) 1621 leave message. (040194) AJ ------------- Call 728.8692. (032594) WHITBY - three bedroom house AJAXX -threeee bedroom a rooms OSHAWA -three bedroom main pICKERING - 3 bedroom for rent, garage. finished ADELAIDE/RITSON - Oshawa. plus garage or workshop com- floor of bungalow. close to all sidespld, finished rec room. no basement. t 1,r2 baths.lovely whole house. 3 bedrooms, new In ial possibilities. on Hwy e2 amenities. Parking, laundry, appliances, $950 monthly plus area. Close to amenities. $950 + insulation, paint, fenced yard. No out door maintenance. $885 utilities, cable included. Avail- utilities. Walking distance to Go utilities. 428-8243 (leave Only $800. utilities. Available monthly plus heal hydro. 668- able April 1. First/last. $950. train. Call 6838363days or837- message). (033194) May 1. 905.799.22-72. (032994) 4321. 655 32 4623 or 269-5449. 434-6009 or 728.2158. (0594) 2830 atter 4:30 p.m. (032994) - •1• •J U MAUNDY THURSDAY � J 01S 7:30 p.m. Communion --� GOOD FRIDAY THIS 9:00 a.m. Children's Time EAScAR 10:30 a.m. Worship i EASTER DAY 7:00 a.m. Sunrise 8:30 a.m. Family Communion 10:00 a.m. Family Communion 11:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist BISHOP DOUGLAS BLACKWELL Pickering Village United Church 300 Church St. N., Ajax Maundy Service Thursday 7:30 p.m. Good Friday 10:30 a.m. Worship Service Easter Sunday 9:00 a.m. Easter Communion 10:30 a.m. Easter Morning Worship Rev. David O. Jones Phyllis Spencer 683-4721 St. Paul's United Church 65 Kings Cres., Ajax Palm Sunday: 10:30 a.m. Parade of the Palrns, Choral Service "Triumph Song of Life - and church school. Maufxlr Thursdatr March 31, 7:30 pm. Eucharist and Tenebrae 11:00 a.m. Good Friday WI 1st Solemn Worship at St Timothy's Presbyterian 1:30 pin. Good Friday. Service for the whole family. Easter Sunday April 3,610 a.m. Sunrise at the lake. (Foot of McLarnan). 10:30 Easter Family Service with Chkk:se. "THE nE WITH OPEN MMS" % 604740 Amberlea Presbyterian Church 1820 Whites Rd. N. "The Family Church" March 27: Palm Sunday Service March 31: Maundy Thursday Communion Service "The Night of the Betrayal" 8:00 p.m. April 1st: Good Friday Prayer Breakfast (advanced tickets only, please call 839-1383) April 3rd: Resurrection Celebration 11:00 a.m. EASTER SUNDAY 10:30 a.m. ~-= New Life Community Church "A place zvhere people care about pec le" Meeting at Village Retirement Centre Valley Farm Rd. Phone 509 -LIFE for more information DURHAM CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Meeting at 1Ii]]s(� corner of Linton and Sherwood Rd. W., in Pickering Village, Ajax, Ontario) Worship & Sunday School: 10:30 a.m. Special Speaker from England, Vic Gledhill For more information call 839-5458 All are welcome! Pickering Standard Church (Methodist) Brock Rd. at Hwy. #7 Easter Sunday 11:00 a.m. "The Easter Story" A Different Perspective Worship with us every Sunday WESTNEY HEIGHTS ViN BAPTIST CHURCH GOOD FRIDAY APRIL 1 Combined Service with Ajax Baptist Church at Birch Cres. 10:30 a.m. Easter Sunday - Choir Cantata 10:00 a.m. Meeting at Applecroft Public School 55 Coles Ave., North Ajax (just east of Loeb Plaza) Rev. James Rendle 686-1720 St. Andrew's Presbyterian 35 Church St. N. Pickering Village Rev. James Biggs & Rev. Ken Rowland Good Ed ft Breakfast 8:30 a.m. Worship 10:00 a.m. Easter Sunday Service 11:00 a.m. All Welcome 683-7311 410 Rem 430 R°° R r 450 450 490 �' laundry facilities. please call 426.9929 after 3 p.m or leave Accolnrm AcccoomnL Raft AJAX - Westney/Hwy e2, detached 4 bed oon . farr y ROOM for, Hent in Aim $400 HOUSE to shah in Courtice, 1 monthly. Use of livingroom, 2 bedroom AJAX - large 3 bedroom, 3 GORGEOUa three bedroom Old Fdrgroont, eel -in "Cheri 2 112 baths, double garage, on available. Single kitchen, laundry (cable free). parent welcome. Cbse ro public Close to Food � Call school Ca1143&7655. bathroom townhouse to share with ard, t y Parking. S aPPliarces. condo, dose to famous Clear Water Beach, pod, jacuzzi, fenced. Close to but. available Mils Mon -Fri, 8 (033194) Slope to transit. Non smoker, 880, private yard, available May 1. $1200. (905) 472-0379 or 878,1. P•m.•10 p.m. 688 OSHAWA . bright room in ( ) available April 1. $3oo monthly. April -Dec. For information and to ('905) 291.3014. (032994) shared 4 bedroom house, dose Call 61%3332. (033194) view photos, 6869846 or 579- ---- - -- - Housing SOUTH Ajax brbrightbrightbachelor to shopping Centre and bus apartment in routes. Non COURTICE -huge furnished 1- 3788.(033194) 415 Wanted quietadullhome.4 smoker, $340 1rc°' bath. air, cable, utilities monthly. Call 57&3816 anytime. shaped master bedroom with Includes CLEARWATER . mobiles, clubhouse, heated pooh, hot 450 Accomm. Plus use Of inground pool. Avai- (032594) private ensuite. cable, laundry & utilities. Suit working tub. tennis, 20 mons. to Blue WANTED 3 bdrm. house for rem Responsible working able April 1. $500. Call 683• PICKERING home featuringsix 0602. (032994) person with own vehicle Available Jays/Phill!ebas"bascamps. NHL hockey, dogthome tracks, family Prefer Newcastle to appliances and furnished roorra WHITBY • executive home, at $295 or $310 plus utilities. May 1st, $190 monthly. INC 'est months required) boat cruises. Children welcome, Couruce area. Price range of share ail facilities, $75 per week, Non sackers. Call Ken, x20- phone 434-7568. Call 6835503 (042694) $700.800 plus utilities Please call collect 1-905-885.5235 non smoker, available 7347. (032794) immediately, Call 666-9441 AJAX - licking for t or 2 mature 455 Condos For 495 Land For 7 - Townhouses leave message. (032594) working robin mates to share 3 Rent Rent 420 For Rent WANTED - a good tenant to bedroom house. Garage, room n my home, Brock/401 parking, no smoking. $350 WHITBY - one bedroom I p 55 ape apple orchard for rent. Call 686-0644 _ area Pickering close to inclusive 427-7!133 (033194) solarium, two baths. 4 or 283-6541. everything. Use of kitchen and DICKERING - Whtesl401. New appliances, pool and recrea- tional facilities. $775 includes HomeS 5 laundry facilities. please call 426.9929 after 3 p.m or leave house, parking, private bath, 1,1111111106. 683.9035. (032994) For Sale message. (032594) _ __ quiet non-smoking female preferred. References, host, last, AJAX by the lake, two $18800 attractive rtgbtleho,ne _ SOUTH Alai - fumwhed room $100 monthly. Call after 6 p.m bedrooms. 5 appliances. avay- on large treed let in park Two available in 3 bedroom home, 637-1676. (TF) �e May 1. $B50 plus hydro. Phone after 6 P.M. 42&7367. bedrooms and knotty pone lamly suitable for working non-sacker. KERING 8 k H PICKERING, 401 Whiles Rd. S. room with deck. Hwy 8358,11.1PIC Available April 1; May Avadable immediately, 886. y roc , wy a2' townhouse 10 share Wrth pk75rtive CONDOMINIUM for lease 115. Won take back mortgage. 1 July 1 436-3346. 7762 (03�) people. Close to P.T C1. Go, all Downtown Toronto St Lawrence Market 705.277 -toys ,032994) Lilian Nomn, ReMax Summit, AJAX - furnished room, lull use Inclusive, Available Apr 1. 683- area. Two bedrooms WHITBY - $99.900, 3 bedrooms. THREE bedroom townhouse for or rec room, laundry room, 6719. (033094) plus solarum$ over 1000 sq.h. oeautio eat -in klcrien. Living/ nm ar sale, North Oshawa near separate frid e, available 9 PICKERING, 401 Whiles Rd. S. Available Jan. 31194. References. 512001montnly m- doing room co 00. super rec shopping. schools, available kmlediately, $900 plus gas. Call 683-5 'd1. ( $80 weekly. Coil 683-5951. (0329%4) New three bedroom, three dudes utilities. 839-5086. (TF) room. With 5% down, carries tot $765 including taxes. Call Ted 723-9911 (033194) Shared bathroom horse by conservation area. appliances, parkin 470 Cottages For i-4ou hton. a ax Summit, 568- 430 Rooms To 450 Accomm. i non smoker, share all taicmonthly. Rent OSHAWA - private home for Rent 11375 monthly. 839-7540. Gas 11 '^.32594) KAWARTHA'S'LAKE Seymour se's 3 oeoroom bungaoow. PICKERING - fir -shed base- WHITBY WHITBY - Norr west. 5325.3 PICKERING - Brock RdJ401, . Woodland Estates housekeet> spotless through out, n.iaw merit room, bathroom and TV.. ac. ftparkin9 dryer. 3 mos. north wash I My 9AeCutN9 townhouse. On pus tamale, Ing cottag es. 3 . pce. f�athroonrs, rNng, Pod. bead+. apartment. OPEN HOUSE. March 27. 1 p.m. -4:30 p -m. at 91 and utilities included. $450 Use of all facilities. Call atter 5 route. parking, mae, or store. playground. 90 mxnuites Claymore Cres. try Wcson ort d monthly. Call 420.5534. p.m. 668-2421. (033194) no Smoking. no pets. $270 . 112 NE of Pickering. Leave ones- Bond St. Call Stan or Wendy. gas, water and hydro. 428-9374. sage at 705653-1317. (041294) 905-725.6932. (032994) Ajax/Pickering News idivertiser 355 Bayly St. W. AJAX 683-8542 Kindernastic Kids Spring Registration :Monday, '.March 28 Wednesday, '_March 30 6-8 p.m. For info. call Shirley at 427-5543 ------------- -----, NES �`��ps-c NON C) I �vNN� j.. FOR pP� I r � i r r I r THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 25,199 -PAGE 19 500 For s� 500 For 500 Fa°Sa►P _ Sln,SDO semi, 3 bedroom», one bedroom apartment, 2.4 Pce. baths, newly decorated, Large fenced Id on quiet street. Open House Sun. 12-4 p.m. 406 Dovedale Dr., Whitby. 430-7062 or 430.0306. (031794) RRST ante buyer, $795 monthly - $5500 down payment buys the 3 bedroom semi w/2 baths. fenced yard, rec room, base- merm suitable for income apan- mom d necessary. Located on Oshawa. $112.900 705437- 3613 No Agent, Please. (032591) NO coke - $500 down buys new 2.3 and 4 bedroom home on large detached lots, great financing available. Call for details. 1.905.697.2702. (0406941 For 535 Lots WHITBY - Otter Creek, bock bungalow, attached garage, en- $71,900 ask:n ler 59x'50' 0 as let. surae off master. 3.1 bedrooms, ray-re.9 92 Near n DUTCH Clear, move right nil t. N fireplace in sunken Itvmgroom, Asking S209.ODC Open concept and Rosebank. R.� basement dry -walled, 5147.900. "orae 3,,2 bec,00rns. or suite 1416) 2224343. (033094) Lilian Nomn, ReMax Summit, plus '-4 pce an, 1.2 pre , BEAUTIFUL 1-2 ape waterfront + 905-668-3800- 1032994) kitchen, (tvngroom, im ngroom, lots in porn Perry. Starr -ng at PRIVATE SALE - custom brick -a'n floor $a^' y•oo- w''h 11'55.000. ready to ou;4. P70r and stone, 3 bedroom I replace. 2200 so It !,vin% nfo call 9054274990 or 9oS bungalow, large single garage space with unspot ed Casement. 028-2215. 1040794) with carport large fenced lot. Walkout to large aecx andn- $35M full pride, woa7ea canp- T^ornton rid. N. phone 725- ground pled. New ,,qn efhc,enCy ling lot, 314 hr. east of Oshawa. 5397 (033194) gas furnace Cerra, air and vac. Sand beach. trout FsNng, next HUGE pie-shapea yard. double attached garage wth io '•0.000 acres tun forest. ry S'09.90c. crshed rec room, auto door opener Great area, voarround rook ..90 016x31. workout from kitchen. laced air ch dose to swas. &-appal, bus .555. f042144i routes. Call Kirk or -Opo at 432- gas, a.- Donna HowarC Assoc. 1863 (032590) LOT for sane r _rl eid. 100 01. x Broker. Shvmaz Plus Reality'nc- 5'9 ". $9800C -ekechone 728- 26576-5300 576-5300!032944; 9871.1032994; GUITAR LESSONS oy Rick Wasrc,so.< (25 years experience) SpEC;a Z ny r B;L.eS & R^CK Steve Ray Vaughan Texan Blues Styles Note for Note Also enloy teacring beg:rrers Cali 683-6719 Der -•Pri%ate SOLI i Quality Care" • Enriched PIT nursery program • French, computers music programme • Kinderrusitics For your peace of mind year round 12-1 Heron 1t. Ajax 427-2759 FFiE LOWFAT I FROZEN r • 1 I YOGURT CONE I • • 1 I WHEN YOU I I I PURCHASE ONE Just present *nits coupon after 1100 a.m when guy a frozen yogurt cone and you'tt get anottler one FREE urrn one per O 1 I coupon per customerper vert Please present coupon when orderfilg. I Not valid with any other offer. 1 I 1..� 1 0V*AR ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED BY MARCH 30,1994 1 NAME DROP OFF OR MAIL TO PHONENEWS ADVERTISER AGE130 Commerial 2H5Ajax, Ontario L---------------------- GOLF MONDAY TO THURSDAY Excludes Holidays 91W=111I=1111I: $1 3500P, PLUS yew 9.45 GST CORPORATE GOLD CARD GOLF MONDAY TO FRIDAY Includes Holidays $18500 Plus Sat. & Sun. after 3 p.m. PLUS$12 95 GST No Green Fees Payable �­, I , =?:h ANNANDALE COUNTRY CLUB P.O. Box 91, Ajax, L1S 3C2 (20 min. E. of the DVP on 401) (905) 683-3210 LAURIE'S 141t. -LEARN TO SKATE Corrie learn to skate in a fun & safe environment Qualified Instructor with 12 years experience in Durham region. Low teacher -student ratio. Beginner & advanced programs. Adult & figure skating and Sunday classes available. Ragistration Tues., March 29, Pickering Rec Complex (arena) 7:00-13:30 p.rrL To register call Laurie Jones 686-9780. A-1 Massages & Facials Rouge Valley Therapy Centre RMT BELLA (905) 509-4187 Ajax McDonalds 1 222 Bayly St I Pickering McDonalds 1360 Kingston Rd Vaid until April 15,1994 1 rare - - - <F GINGERBREAD CO-OPERATIVE NURSERY SCHOOL Cordially Invites you to attend their OPEN HOUSE FOR 199495 REGISTRATION APRIL 11TH -APRIL 15TH, 9:15-11:15 A.M. Child Share your ` Join the BEST child's 5rst I Parent -Run sdooi experience Nursery School TOGETHER in zwn Teacher- Success eacher-Success for over 20 years "... Teachers give 11 oo", great program" "... low fees" love the parent involvement" If being an integral part of your child's first school is important tc you, WERE THE SCHOOL FOR YOU! For more info, contact the school at 831-9246 Situated in the Westshore Community Centre @4(on Bayly between Liverpool & Whites) PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 25,19% 575 Loads 590 Opportunities 590 o�rus' unities 60RRM $10.000 pay as lees the bind? Does your minister 's as $110 per month o.ac. Celt DYNAMIC BARGAIN HOUSE Berry, 66e -720o Free Consultations. Anubis Invest- MUCH MORE THAN A $SS STORE men's Ltd. (TF) Franchise Seminar risowEY Prolti wts? Loans, debt Tues., April 5,19% 7:30 p.m. v consolidations, credit Holiday inn, Odurms, tVa 9 awangemepersonal budget planning, garnishees stopped. Find out how o you can share in FREE CONSULTATIONS. the fastest glowing retail concept Credit Counsellors (Toronto- , 90 Oshawa). 433-1425. (TF) — _- -_ _— _ ___ __ or the s. Meet our experts - the answers before 580 Mortgages get you deed you invest. Limited Seating, to register call: (416) 944494 leeesTAKE ARE you having trouble getting over 22 stocked es- $ WORK at home S. Cam S800 - tablished accounts. Could be $1500 part time or S2pp0 y1000 a mowgage7 Is your bank g ving you the run-around? Do you expanded, 3 days per month. Price covered by A-1 inventory, full time monthly. Health. nutn- 'neec a second men age? We 30% net profit. suitable for lion and weight loss. For more Car help, call today, 668.8805, (sear) relrred person. 905430 information, call 1-600 557.7785 Community Financial Services. 34,10. (032994) and then call 1.800.387.6330. DR. E. GILLEZEAU & DR. M. FITZSIMMONS WE 'NOTE NEW 0471EP0 S SYAPPOA77MEN WE 0r cE? FAMILY EVECARE • Contact Lenses • Binocular Vision • Perceptual Testing • Dispensing of all `'roes 01 Frames S Contacts 1175 839-5303 Wlurham umbing and Drains 24 hr. Service 20% off any service call 837-2198 30% Seniors' Discount $OUR CHILD CAN t MASTER COMPUTERS. �� At R,-Jt='GM- comp n is 7 odeynLP r kr tb mxild 11 7.t• y0I diet $Jury s+coar Jur bred a k7�-on 7d mor l/c bort and g xE 3 b 1 S: I� r T aro npOM� tpsn�pJtln ts+d Ion b 1 (• r 1 r illy " T l.la R).L_ ItnS 4� ir yar ngea rhood odor a■ ��.. Myw.rwr raft 776 r■w K ►$crimp Ryledc Craft Ceramic and Various craft supplies Bisque • Green re • Firing Custom orders • Finished ware 831-9151 Marta -April Special - New Classes - Cortltnencing March 22 = iter 8 all Of Bring a friend and pay $16 each for 8 mks. brittle 2 nights a wtxk for the pric r , of one. -THE BEST INDIAN FOOD "' Al You Can Eat tIIffKDAI'IUxH UNICH OILER BUFFET BUFFET B'UFFf T 7499699lltOtl 699 salsnllu trantlu MOft RESTAURANT 1410 Bli�lySt, PAWN 0i4 00 1 UVERPOOL SHOTOKAN 1 A !SA Men -Women -Children • •111.t our dealsfantasticMarch cALL 839-FITT 3m GOODBODY'S Behind old Police Station, Dunbuton 9 Business 590 Opportunities PARASAIL Anraction - high profile, exclusive Toronto business, established conces- sion located at Ontario Place. 4th Season of operation. Un- blemished safety record. Profes- sional 30' parasal boat, equip ment and radio advertising agreement. $75.000. Call for apointment, Lake Ontario Pa rasail I nc. 905-455-8291. (032994) ESTABLISHED Indian Video store for sale r Ajax. Over 1000 movies. Good client based. Owner is moving. 686-8891 (a.m.) or 686-1034 (p.m.) (032594) 670 Personals 670 Personals 670 Personals birw,ut a Unanacned r sngtes World dance every Friday. JESUS says can the blind lead Dygasty Inn Ballroom 559 Bicor the bind? Does your minister 's St W., Oshawa. Dress code, no wear glasses? The hireling jeans and every Sunday at the the hired minister, Micah 3:11, Corral, 433 Slmcoe St. S., Isaiah 56:10 t2, JOh, 10:11. Oshawa. 9 p m. For iinformation.Jrcn Campbell. t.go- p51-800-565-4163.(0327941 1-800-565-4163. (0327941 AFTER HOURS CLINIC 670 Personals CARL Stedmond, Prdsu nod weight traininglltarate instructor, age 35. now offering one-on-one training in your home or Goodbody's Fitness Club, 20 years experience. family rates available. Cal Goodbody's 83 - FITT (3488) evenings, 721- 8740. (TF) 675 Companions ATTRACTIVE, petite Christian r- ,• av •* ~ , lady, varied interests. seeks well groomed, non smoker,kind and sincere, established, bible FAX US YOUR AD believing Christian gentleman. 60,. Send introductory note, 579-2238 phone 8 to File 86167, P.O. Boot 481, Oshawa Ont. L1H 71-5. v ayx. CUA"N:: 1�SM------------ Qualified Plumbers with over 25 yrs. experience Drains Plumbing firm doesn't leave you all wet in emergency Bi• Beveriv McFarlane Vk'hen you need a plumber in an emergency, it can cause great anxiety if much time is spend trying to make contact with a qualified tradesperson while the plumbing problem is being prolonged. But Durham Plumbing and Drains, located in Pickering, is just a `phone call away' from your plumbing emergency. This is one business that practically assures you that even if you have an emergency on your hands at 2 a.m., if you call, you will most likely speak directly with a plumber - unlike many plumbers, which, after hours, connects you with an answering service. This, of course, requires that you wait for an answer. The 24-hour service of Durham Plumbing & Drains provides help in a variety of areas. This local firm will replace old plumbing fixtures - sinks, taps, toilets - in your kitchen or bathroom. It also clears clogged drains, which can be caused by a build-up of grease or hair. Although this can be a ALCAN • EAVESTROUGH • SOFFIT, FASCIA • SIDING _ LIC.#k 8460, 030 PICKERING, AJAX, WHITBY CALL -.416-443-0011 problem in any home, clogged drains frequently occur in older homes, due to the prolonged build-up. A toothbrush or toy dropped in a toilet will often result in the fixture becoming clogged. But that too is no great challenge for Durham Plumbing and Drains. As well, the company performs complete bathroom & kitchen renovations, including new basement washrooms. And all staff are fully licensed. It's worth knowing, also, that the service is fully guaranteed. Durham Plumbing and Drains offers a one- year guarantee on every job it completes. In addition, seniors get the special 30% discount and anyone else will receive a 20% discount on any service call. And remember, there's a greater chance you'll speak directly with a plumber - if not immediately, within minutes of calling. For more information, call 837- 2198. Why Advertise In Focus on Business Durham businesses wanting to increase their profile and sales volume fund that being a part of the Focus on Business advertising feature definitely has its advantages. Over the last few years a great many businesses - of all sizes - have found that investment in the Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser's and Oshawa/Whitby This Week's Focus on Business feature have generated extra phone calls that likely would not have otherwise occurred. How do you get involved? When a company makes a commitment to advertise for 10 weeks on the page, it also receives a frill feature story, complete with pictures. The story reinforces the advenisemertl, enabling the business to explain in depth its product and/or service, philosophy, goals, special promotions and even a historical overview. Unless the business chooses otherwise, everything is done by the newspaper's staff: the ad design, story interview and writing, plus the taking of the photographs. All the business needs to do is prepare for the increased sales volume. For more information call Janice ai 683-5110. �a(9ieo amm W��Q�QIQ�mQ German & International Specialties Sun. Brunch 10:30.2:30 Tues. -Fri. 11:302:30 & 5-10 p.m. Sat. 5-10 p.m. Sun. 10:309:00 Located in the Courtyard of Pickerin 41illage 109 0(d Kingston Rd., gjax 427-6760 PICKERING MEDICAL CENTRE AFTER HOURS CLINIC OPEN FROM: MONDAY -FRIDAY 5:00 p.m. -9:00 pm. SATURDAY 9:00 a.m.4:00 p.m. SUNDAY 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Located on Ground Floor Level Main Entrance 1885 Glenanna Rd. 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So if you use Canada Post to deliver your advertising flyer, your sale could be over by the time many of your customers read about it. There's nothing too `Super' about that. We can deliver your flyers on the day of your choice, right to your customer's door. And we'll deliver them with a well-read community newspaper that's an invited guest in the home. with And chances are it will costY ou less The money. News Advertiser .Now, that's super. ME:k>�.::i:: }.v: tit. ,,�r:-';'•`'::_:.;:y ry •+'4it`�:�: '.� `. Everybody Reads Ajax -Pickering B( W� - L Vii' y PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 25,19% Education reporter Linda White watches how Durham's school boards spend your tax dollars every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday in the NEWS ADVERTISER SAVE 10 SAVE 20% SPECIAL BUYS on complete , Central Vacuum Systems DON'T LUG A VACUUM! PLUG IN A BEAM! 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Si lgM brown ham and blue eyes, with no dependents, who fleas mcna 6• muse, the out doors and romantic dinners, looking for male 3436, with Smell ntereds, for a relationship BY M4 (Os" MY mum needs a man, rat just any man she s an arractme 39-yeal non-smoker she s sometimes shy, she's seeking an mtellgenl. romantic gentleman with a great sense of humour, who will become enamored with her and will wish to please her every whim SY ENGLISH Fad, 50 s. would like to meet a non smoking. unattached gentleman to snare dancing music theatre dining and walks meet be carvg and sincere SY 2626 SLIM prom single mom who enjoys lee with a poerine attitudemany nlel would like fc meet arab 30 -AC must be anractive athletic with a gentle nature and a good sense o' humour SY M27 CARING. single mother. honest. friendly. W. Rowes. dancing. ding out. boll for a gen- laman 26.30, for friendship, possible renes- shp SY 2WG (CSHI HI! 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BY 5350 ATTRACTIVE yang coup* bdwg for' So share tun final BY 5351 P" AFFECTIONATE, attradivs lima*, seeks awn. BY sass (OBM HAPPY Iwsials 1l 5'r, tie ba, blown heir and Mks syn kblstg tor sen Ser a mmil6 , ell BY s3s6 (�M PR13FEBBIONAL Moab, rw 20'e, eeebng era.. BY Sass M" ATTRACTIVE, probomoiid stake. 39, fertaive to reads, borast and carwg, looking 10 a ids dlwMaearlA *owls. 2540, Ia oodlderetol, &paidBflnea - tiiwidhp or ra*rtnd,p. BY susOUTQOOIf wile now 21. lab gain, for on)oyabw tines, enjoys all %pa of music, dowses and plays. BY 5357 P" GAY famaw, 27. fncere. non-smokil nor, nolo. shod ami of humour. buss womb. slung, ampog, waft, diva in to country. closing out minsin and omantic ensorkinge at W" looking w r b loan knot of the oldoors weh. BY 5350 P" SECURE remake, 36, looking for a unique Nnsb. 27.36, Mara senaus aboul Is" reel bwahip. 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BY 1699 MALE limousine 1962 model rea- sonable mileage. good condition. needs a good owner to take corn" Must be heavy set SY ISM (OSM SINCERE easy going and career minded mak. 27, seeks renals with similar qualities for friendship and possible relationship BY 1901 (CISH) WIDOWER. 59'. loves to dance. candekgnf diners. trawl, a romen- foc• active 63, really 49 and holding. seeks that apecij lady, slim non- smoker 45-55. to share the good things in Ms BY 1903 YOUNG man 42 185 lbs . 5 tit'. ,merealad m canpinG walks country music. sic. color.; for lady. 32-40. to snare her interests with me 5Y 194 (OSH) EASYGOING, hoMst, angle while mars 30 anracrrvs, slm l4. hard- workng active smoker likes rock n rod. snorts and children would lis to wow a sender lady 2637 for fnend- ift �Dosuble relationship BY 1905 TO Magi nurse in Bowmanvile responding to mailbox 81721 you " to lave your number plass Cad agar, BY 1906 (DISH) HANDSOME single ware male. 34 6T xnietic educated fond -hearted, seeking similar tamale 2232, to wra lM win BY 1907 (OSM HONEST orals. 43. average would ib !c moot lei 2132. for eon pa ions sup pates' -we BY 190• FINANCIALLY stabs. 34. 6 170 Ike divorced while male who SWI ties to rock to bohng for a lsemb companion who enjoys Raaf gimes. rock concerts and much more for possible senoue regtionshp BY two (OSM OPEN-4NNDED, single male, We 20s. otogong, honest and affeciion- ats, enjoys a variety of interests including moves and music. would No to meet white fertale with friend, Y personality in her 20s BY 1910 low HONEST caring gentleman. 30, enjoys moves caning and family We It you to bred of being mistreated and can share the same qualities. thin give me a Cal. BY 1911 CHALLENGE and prones. 40. sin• gN dad. wit -aware fun and loving. Wang toy panne with dear setae of lulue IA provide The dalwge. I prom" BY 1912 HARLEY dude, single male 40. falme of old. physscalN 14, lies 10 nde Hark", campog, 1100lung for MMW, 3640. pMwy1 M who Mies otrdoors and maarkYcies, not oto bar score. BY 1913 1 have a greet rale frond who is too sly to wrY an ad He s 30. 5'6'. el► menlary teacher from down east. lower drtcng. nwvws- vay' ea9l9O Ing and a nal racem c. Gob give hit a cat BY 1914 (OSH) ESTABLISHED male, young 63. nen-smoker, enjoys the outdoors. trawl. quiet tors, andNight dn - nen and -Joh more ,00krg for that special attractive lady who would lice to be spoiled. BY 1915 FUNaovnq "shy eas,9ong aim and antradrve. single, white mak, 32. 6. 190 ibs . enjoy music sports, movies, seeas attrarJrve lenale with similar interests chidren welcome BY 1916 (OSH) QUIET. down-to-earth. single whne male. 38 with good sense of hurnour kiss summw the outdoors and quire! romantic drivers, looking for a swge white to , el 2535 wvio tikes to be !rested like a lady. !or lasting yellows A p BY 1917 (AJA) ATTRACTIVE mak 24 loo,unq lar honest wNcere femaal who enjoys Iravro camprnq and being spoiled for possble relationship. w, gls more welcomes, BY 1916 (OS/O SINGLE. easy going, anrac!,ve earh 40s enjoys mwres. romantic evenings dinners. looking for female 35-50, any an, for tun turas and a possible retNkxehpyou wee not be doapporded BY 1919 (CISH) SINCERE Bowmlanve W Tanproles sonal and It seeks woman 3040. in Bowmanv,the area nterested or, good Nice. We nyit tins and Pant cooked food to Duda a pose kwId- slip SY 1921 HONEST, caring. sincere, single male salty 40%, physically ft. kook - ng for too I 3640 who enpys IM outdoors. quiet offerings, for pose. bile relationship BY I= (OW OUTGOING mak. 36, looking for frondshp with footnote. 3640 who Mus campng and all outdoor sports SY 1223 (OSM HONEST and caring male. 29, enpys Quiet taw at hone. looking for a lemale. 21-35 who a enders. undersanding and honest with a warped senes of humour Single nom, welcome BY 1924 (034 CARING gentleman early 30 s. enjoys the ouMms, movies. drrg out and quiet evenings at hone. see" a special got for trwxtft, possible relationship BY 192S (DISK SINGLE Sagrlaanf male. 30, 56'. 145 111 shoulder lengte bible hair. taus eyes. looking for slim, long - laked female. 25.30 for a serious rejainnali4) BY 1926 (OSH) READY -nods tarto pull add love we have a wonderful nor* and a great dad, he is handsome. kind. honest, trustworthy and loyal We aro lookwg for an ahyacbvs lady to snare our hopes. dream. huge and kisses We want you to be dads trend Ilial BY 1927 (OSH) HONEST, balk oeneervatwe, hard working quiet mals. 26. dunks and smnokms socially, seeking slim of mrdun bumf lad/. 2630, with winds► qualities, for a meaning cel rwbor, sserpus calls only. BY 1926 ATTRACTIVE, loving male. a" oil a ria parson with good swiss of humour, ad* hes a IN of hive and good times to sham, would W to meet a lady between 30-49 for a ke ery mwwww BY ins Joe" THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1994 -PAGE 23 THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT! • Escort Service • Stags/Stagettes • • Private Parties • Strip -O -Grams• • 7 Days -24 Hours - Discretion Assured • • Free Transportation The Professional Choice 683-5055 1 C`n, ENTERTAINMENT SERVICES meek a adv 'rte w 5: s. 5 4' pus. fitness minded. nonsmoker BY 1930 (COB) HONEST tack male 26, handwork ng, anbaous and gust, JIM and smrokes socafyseeking a slim lady 28-12 with similar qualities for thearsnglW rsk wtvi safous Daft ony BY 1931 (DISH SINGLE dalta of two boys. 36. who enpys basial and wales a" the beach, rd~od to mew a thrice, and tun -loving femake with semrlar interests, 3540. for friendstp and poesble rolabwvtp Sere mmoma welcome SY 1132 (PIC) OUTGOING mak. 39 long blood halblue eyes. for tender loving cis. would kb b neo ", 36.40. for hendship BY 1943 P" TALL. bkx , bluereved good look. mg musician 30 e. wants to be spaded by A good aokrg, *WbCOk sera,. terar BY 11136 (OBM PROFESSIONAL, muscular and romantic "ft. 30, witha variety of interests. seeks a personable and ihaarve female 2632 for aortpare- ionshp and poeable robhw"ow BY 1935 (OSH) FUN -loving 'rah. 28, enpys hMeig, collage We and all outdoor acbv4ra. also likes country It western and codwg, looking kir a to 2530. who enjoys the outdoors. someone to curl up with in front of IMM BY 1936 PROFESSIONAL male, 31 loves the outdoors. camping, sailing. cycling, etc.. would like to meet Mrtwe woo -- ii gtMMNs for aett nonslip I'm caring and sincere. I hope you an too BY 1977 SHORT and awes{. 20, single. w4hb maim, 57'. looking for a coaitOsd girl it k -Wo fft possibly cud �drsigq SY 1978 FREIV black mals, 31, a good condition, would like to mels a woman, heavy set, from 16o-3oo SY 1940 (OSM JUST amved Engesh proleoeionaL 36. 57'. medium build intelligent. dUaclkle. endonalty and phys¢ah' COniortable wmll sense 31 fill. vied reviews. - metletuaL spor nq tm- w, loo" romance wrh a captrvi• mg. compalmble. 30 -something women BY 1141 (OSM QUIET, shy man 19. akes sports, movies and quit twits, world ice a new honew- winos femfals of sm- ev age for fwndUop. Doeeale ink► bwtm BY isc ACTIVE, attractive easy -gong and allectionals white irele. 33. 6. 190 be. looking for slim, adventurous terale with sander attnbutes. who desires sncenhonest lnendshp and possibly romance BY 1943 looses) HONEST, one -woman -man, 37. law left long "*a, carrprig, fish- Ing Rng ala hmiyonwdod would kir b mea a pretty, slim lemew 2536. kir bngtam msMmnsllp SY 1944 FAIR gaei Single dad, and -37s. taking one step at a Ins, apprect- a1es name art and culture barball poetrypod and swnrrw"w4 t also Was to be orate and rom wdr- so We a dmamu and al. you ooudd be surprised 111 give 1 my all SY IMS (DISH CREATIVE- hardworking, while male. 23very active. enjoys danc- ing playing sportstravel and the gleet mAdoors. wouid oke b Prow a tun-krvng female. 2' -25. for hgrW- shp BY 1946 fow ADVENTUROUS. single. white mak. 22. enjoys sports. campfneg and trying new things. too" slick, single. white 'annals '9-24 for trmxbjn4) poseble mfabonshp SY 1947 MIC) CHRISTIAN. single male 45. enjoys sports. camping long walks and music. would like to meet Chnaorf termitic. 2630, to Man curet bows acid tri lmdol . possible rembmtsHO SY tlw (coo) VERY handsome but very lonely. nkuealr stab= 6 neje. 30. sees an understanding ;ady ' 'soca rugged. outgoing Iam caring and maybe too wnsdve ' m sure you can see the difficulty this can coil n woe nave fare. try Mas ad BY 19W (OSI, HAD ar escarig date lately' Early 30 L 140-WrrD" WOdWTan, seek- ing slander woman mid-!hirtee to mi6401bes- who enpys to tough and tees young ag in BY 1960 !051,4) WHERE have a• tierce gas gone. good-odonq non-wroknq WIWX. nice guy bobrg for g000-bokniq- Mr.snnlw4 ath4oe. two gal. 20- 30. 630. cal me d yours out there. SY 1961 (OSM SEPARATED lather, wi mete. w. a be shy. a"brychl maw walwg roftM- and eraoy quo evwwgs in front at a I F, or Tv ••'eIwg when ouddy terrool 37-47 for a nkbwrhp BY 1962 MALE, 32 very nice. black lovrig enjoys dancing and partes would we b most MNy-eat lady, from I tai 300 be. lob uinportart_ BY 1953 HONEST. reliable. young looking men. 21. kfok$g la frwndbhp pow este lacing -term rWtonsnup would we to lea -anis.. 1321 BY 1964 HAPPY days. hi. Ins a tall. dark. 30al hiOwdlmg guy who likes b rock 'n' roll, classic un and old nwviss. boll" for a ga. 20's•30% who warm to cruise to the marc In my 70 Porow BY 1965 TWO outgoing moves. 21 6 26. lhok- ng for two oulgbrg ferns. 1327 Durham Region & the Fort Hope/ Cobourg area ,iin arrIg Inure has received 63,197 who are petite and aitractrve and who enjoy tong to 1M movies. du- ng and dwnocvn4 gait for rorremit wale, spendn9 ewnrnge tog~ and who enjoy berg pampered BY 1967 (OSM TENNIS anyone? Athletes. tall. blond -haired, bh+e-ef'e l gentler of seeks norrsmokung fit tidy 22.32 for a du8angt game do terrw or cow racqu t aporia Cad to arrange dont we BY 1966 (OSM SENSITIVE mile 6' oke eyes. ora leer -175 be iib sports- anpng• movsee, oDmrdy dabs and "Hearn. loobrg for angle fomes. 2535. for mend first, pou*xo elrormetlo BY 195• (OSM M! Ins sin eater -gong 38. rion- orwhite. single ded of 2 with board and pomtad, see" a non-ormck- ;rg. stem, attractive single. while ferrele. 26-3& for hrndship pomw ble relat,onsh,p who erloys the bless and country music and halt a sent' of humour BY 19W SINCERE Tie 29 one coed has enpys l+of evenings at 'torte. an occasional night out on !he lows andthe outdoors, woerng for lady, wra enjoyslie tars '1n¢ and who a down-to-er"h Sv '96' ,OW AFFECTIONATE white maim, 23. brown hair, brown eyes. enjoys dnioiq Gam and norrbe-- rilso looking mar 1,eniale, 16.25, for trwwa oft. posebN retaeonMhO BY 1162 (0" OUTt301NG white mac. 35. ekes dancing, movies, camping and III: orts. looking for a NnsW. 27.3& someone who hikes sender theigs. BY Is= IN! I'm a 42-year-ord whole mW I'm clean, kind and honest. I m into sports muep ala quell to samk- ing Nq' just likes the thaw traga, for friendship. possible marrlags. St nc us r oho wily BY 1966 fall EASY -gong. honest. mals, whne mels. 22, attacbve. stern hardwatt- ,ng. active, non-smoker. lien the club ancone and +P, ks. ward On to meet srNw bdy. 20-25. for conn ptrrwrieth I sY 1996 (oom 00004Ookinq, wale. sknn. wh.e male, 35. 5'11'. 160 b.. durrW, enjoys wad dodoo . aeeb a ser gte, while, slim mother, up to 34, wan" spmtrl frwmdYkp we a rortional,,►Irma, mit. BY 1966 001IN-to earth rale, 40, 5'6', 172 lbs. blue eyes, enjoys rortisnhd mvi nags, dancing romantic waft and raster woke radial looking for old for it*, 30-45, 191{7 FRAMIE Avalon I am not but I am "ado le my Vww•r In Spring a young man's fancy becomes love and I have yet to find f. I'm amu guy wrhe's 24, funny and enjoys oocaMorw sporarty. I would Ike my Venus b be single. 2625, elm. with thence of humour SY HANDSOME. angle back mals. 22. 6', enjoys sports, looking for black Iemals for a nMbomft BY 1969 OUTGOING tftje male traditional enjoys outdoors, sports meeting new people, would like to meet female, 26.35, who is looking for a long-term relationship BY 1970 (OSH) TWO easygoing, single white maks. 22 6 24. see" two white skin, attractive females, 2625 for fun and romance and for a postale Notation" BY 1971 (OS'0 VERY good bdcrg mw. 510'. 175 III young 42 well educated, pro, feeronal. Inaricsally secure athletic and fit enjoys a wide variety of achy. ties, looking for anractrve proles• (anal female 30-42. slim and lit ran-srrfoker intelligent with oldl hoed skies BY 1972 (OSM WIDOWED. 51, white r rh.. 6 1' '-S lbs . fit and employed. looking 'r wdowed lames 45.52 'rant Do 5' or Wer. N and entoys arpinq a^d being treated like a lady Sy '973 (OSH) PUN, anng and sincere Kn,ght. 9" 30's. searchrrg for Damso4 ,n dtstress Willing Io Damper r3 every whm, WIN sfay,nc at drag ons that may befall you SY 1974 POSH) BORED M so-called Knyhis wan are not fur coming. sneers. Mrrn :owd are Iles 1 you am in dmress ors 'mat meant Ignore your every whim and Nn away from even i1e smallest iragons, call 'ha Knight SY 1975 OSHi HUMOROUS, awhga write mals 'if smaller, enpys sports. the outdoors cor pn4 »els a sriye lemess ' } 21 kir a postale nsraleonshep SY lm (CSM ATTRACTIVE white maM 5 v 155 be co4rq for slim. eery •,mantic to 3646 who is honest 4" ca. SY 1971 (OSM) OUTGOING gentleman ao. 5 5', brown hair would! Mia to, Mo a en- ter honest lemale, 29-45 'or Imendeffp postbie nawithoninp SY 1979 (OSK TALL. brown has. tk,e-eyed nae. 35 awaiting attractive, skin 'emale 30-40. mens rsowK Chddrer weld cone BY 1911 HANDSOME. young male. 29 p`vs. call It mite's tM ou do^ guei and ,OemialraC regia or-, looAig far aara1 1. white lwreb. 2130 who 404" to be pleased n more wave Ileo am. BY low fOSM FRIENDLY. outgoing back mama We Ms. wMoys oismons Ito - and mewing people. weld kke 'c +me prclemrorii *limb. 2635. 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I } . . . . 1 SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sun. 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ..ailfinldM...w Ego MARCH 25 - MARCH 28 ::"This Week Ajax & Pickering NEWS ADVERTISER Scarborough Mirror PRESSRUN 200,000 i Jeffery Homes has recently opened the doors to the first model MONO home on the sight of their latest community - Courtice Crossing. The opening has been the cause of much excitement and activi- ty as discriminating homebuyers, «•ith an eve for quality crafts- manship and design, visit the model home. It's quite obvious vvhy so many home buyers want to become part of the Courtice Crossing community. With ten styles to choose from, each with an incredible array of standard features = _. such as - all brick exteriors, 35oz. broadloom, high -efficiency gas <r' a furnaces, ceramic foyers, space-age shelving, glass sholN-ers and in the family rooms, gas fireplaces. Prices start at S131,990 for these truly luxurious homes set in a I e kitchen of the "Weller" has oak beautiful location at the edge of the country. Jeffery's professional, friendly sales staff are waiting to flooring, gourmet kitchen and dinette with french door to your private patio. Ivelcome you to Courtice Crossing, and can assist you with any inquiries regarding a new home purchase. The model home is located on Courtice Road, between Highway's 2 and 401, and is open for viewing from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays; and noon to 5:00 p.m. on weekends and holidays, and closed Fridays. SOMETHING FOK E V E R Y O N E Courtice Crossing , is a 300 - lot com- munity offering the perfect blend of i countn living and cit, convenience. Ten feature -packed detached designs await the new home buyer, with prices starting as low as 5131,900 for the "Garrison" on a 30' lot, to the "Victoria" at 5201,990 on a 45' lot. The best part is that whatever the preference, each style is built as good as it looks. In fact, once a cus- tomer steps into the warmth, comfort and luxury of a Jeffery home, it is immediately evident why Jeffery Homes is one of Durham regions most successful home builders. NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY AT JEFFERY HOMES Every home built by Jeffery Homes undergoes a meticulous inspection at frequent intervals by Wayne, Scott Jeffery (site manager) and his crew of competent workers. Special attention is given to detail and only when ,all are satisfied that the quality meets with the Jeffery Home standards is the home given the seal of .approval. Wayne Jeffery is proud of the homes that he builds ,and each community that he builds is a genuine reflection of a company that truly cares about, and is committed to the customers that it serves. THE DANFORTH HOUSE 1,414 Sq. Ft. THE COURTICE HOUSE 1,517 Sq. Ft. 25th ANNIVER- SARY FOR QUALITY HOMEBLIILDER JEFFERY HOMES Wayne Jeffery, founder and president of Jeffery Homes, believes that there is no substi- tute for quality workmanship, and builds every home with that philosophy, "if you are going to do something, do it right !". Driving through any one of his accomplished com- munities - Athabasca Forest, Westwinds, Copperfields or Beaver Valley - clearly illus- trates the craftsmanship that has brought Jeffery Homes PAGE 2 OSHAWA THIS WEEKIAJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, March 25-31,19HIBEST HOMES, Made 26AprN 2,1994 ir 12 Why are so many people purchasing a Woodland Home? - Is it the price - Is it the quality - Is it the location - Is it low interest rates - Is it because of our high efficiency gas • heating and high efficiency hot water tank IS IT ALL OF THE ABOVE? =1 _r•\ 0 1 0 E\clusi,.e Agent COURTICE WOODLAND TERRY MANTLE Associate Broker MILLS HOMES Re Nla\ Cornerstone Realt-- Ltd.. Realtor Ung DET, *5% Downpayment Fall '94 closings 30 ft.* and 50 ft. lots Close to lake and recreation J. ., 1/%l/1W Adju" it 11 UNIONS' PqTATPCi Mr. *I EW LLLL r.'� a'[All Q �� - L] _-_-----� TELL • YOUR FRIENDS • YOUR NEIGHBOURS • YOUR CO-WORKERS F LOW, LOW PRICES! I—re-1 kyj T IrALe 1T1 434m7677 ' Cerain const --s may apply �nces and specications i,e sk.ev to change without -otice E and OF LJ .1111111 M10 A- With young families in mind.... A Z Z (KING ST) HWY. 2 x O SALES OFFICE. 0 OSHAWA 434m7677 ' Cerain const --s may apply �nces and specications i,e sk.ev to change without -otice E and OF LJ .1111111 M10 A- With young families in mind.... A C, S13115,01ji %I kxoV miar lov] VOF f?Ai d rad JP TO I CHAP I I K�,Pod,za Jr Rt nun or wm� F-, No I ITS =I I I K�,Pod,za Jr Rt nun PAGE 4 OSHAWA THIS WEEIVAJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, Uwch 25.27,1994 Ncvv H4MZK1ft 3 4aLa41 MmeOW110rs Nine decorated models to view at Forestbrook . John Boddy Homes announces an unprecedented opportunity to own a new home in Pickering's prestigious Foresthrook community. With nine decorated models models to view. priced from $214.990 to $275.990 and homes sized from 1,775 square feet to 3.44 square feet. the release of the final phase may be your Iasi chance to own an exclusive John Boddv home. Forestbrook is a mature community of executive sincle family homes all in a beautiful forest setting. Already home to over 1.000 families. Forestbrook is an ideal community for growing families, well served by pub- lic transit and local shops and ameni- ties. One of the most popular Forestbrook models is the Avondale Classic. Reminiscent of classic counirti homes. the Avondale Classic features a spacious veranda enhanced by a picket railing. A unique split level design with the option of three or four bed- rooms. this home is generously sized at 2.800 square feet. perfect for the growing family. The main floor features a welcom- ing foyer and hall, so con enient when entertaining:. To the left is the formal livine room and dinini-, room. Across the hall is the custom U-shaped gourmet kitchen complete with centre island. luminous ceiling, ceramic tile backsplash and sliding -glass doors. Adjoining the kitchen is the large breakfast arca with solid oak railing overlooking the fabulous family room. At 360 square feet. the family room is truly the most unique feature of this beautiful home. It features a stone fire- place with oak mantel and a sliding - glass door walkout to the backyard. The main floor is completed by an adjoining separate den, which would be perfect as a home office, and com- plemented by a powder room. The main -floor laundry room features a handy laundry chute, conveniently leading from the family bedrooms. Up a short flight of stairs, off the skylit hallway. are two bedrooms and a full five -piece bathroom. The master bedroom, located on its own level, can truly be called a retreat. This stately suite, 600 square feet in size, features "his" and "hers" walk-in closets, a luxurious en suite bath with step-up oval tub, separate shower stall as well as a private water closet. The master bedroom also boasts a unique alcove sitting area, which could be made into a separate bedroom if desired. - Situated on a 45 -foot lot and priced at $242,990, the Avondale Classic rep- resents truly phenomenal value for today's growing family. Therc is cur- rently one Avondale Classic available for immediate possession. On an over- sized lot, this home is priced at just $242,990. For further information and to tour the nine beautifully -decorated models at Forestbrook. exit Hwy. 402 at Whiies Rd. and proceed north to Finch Ave. The Forestbrook sales office is located about half a mile cast of Finch Ave.. just past FairpoR Rd. Sales office hours are Monday to Thursday from noon to 8 p.m.. Fridays from noon to 6 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The sales office is closed on -r Sundays. For more information call 831-2221. - s rc {{1 0*11 d tith home sis 011fo� oo«�IMo1"T �.lwrnerlr2yt'r�to "M4 tl''I� CkNW& L / ICa11436-5161 w TM ShwooW A tiff «. R. •tff,9ff munigHWE AT KIN G"' SWAY FORM -45' LOTS! t-'4500 DOWN! There's never been a better time to purchase a home at Kingsway Forest in Oshawa! Built by Durham Homes, a respected name in the industry. These attractive bungalow and two storey homes offer cathedral ceilings, fantail d bay windows, sumptuous bathrooms, garden room kitchens and outstanding energy conserving features. These well-designed homes are situated on 39' to 48' lots and are surrounded by greenspace, ravines and a woodlot. Visit our site today to find out how you too can be the proud .owner of a Durham Home! INVENTORY CLEARANCE NOW ON! HOMES PRICED FROM 900 AM. �4, *7 �Irl�l FORM k.. BUILDERS OF QUALITY o- HOMES IN DURHAIN REGION FOR OVER N YEARS to I- oslmm nos wuvmAx tNE1fl►s idvi rsm Mad t 25.27, IM PAW s New Hoazes and Interiors Rm2000 homes are' a in energyefficency Air -tight construction, a fresh -air ventilation system, high levels of insulation, an improved space- and water -heating system and maximiz- ing solar gains. 20 energy saving tips There are a few things you can do to conserve energy. Here is a list of 20 things you can do to save energy: 1) Raise your air-conditioning ther- mostat in the summer. For each degree higher, you'll cut your energy use by eight per cent. 2) Turn off incandescent lights when you are not using them, especially in the summer when they produce unwanted heat. 3) Use low -wattage light bulbs in halls and other places where no close-up tasks occur. 4) Long -life light bulbs usually use more electricity than regular bulbs of the same wattage. Use long -life bulbs only in locations where access is difficult. 5) Use high -efficiency light bulbs in your outside security lights. Put them on a time or photoelectric switch. 6) Light only the specific area where you are working. 7) Grime from cooking, smoking and dust can dirty a light bulb and reduce the light it puts out. 8) Avoid checking on food while it cooks. Each time you open your oven door, 25�k of the heat is lost. 9) Cooking in oven -safe glass or ceramic pans allows you to lower your oven temperature 25 degrees from what the recipe calls for 10) In an electric oven, turn off your oven 15 minutes before the end of- the fthe cooking time. The remaining heat will finish the job. 11) Partially thaw frozen foods in the refrigerator before cooking them. In many cases, thawing foods lets you cut the cooking time by one third. 12) Use the automatic cycle on your clothes dryer. 13) Run your garbage disposal with cold water. 14) Use warm or cold water for washing clothes and always use a cold rinse. 15) Keep heating and air condition- ing filters clean. It's difficult to force air through dirty filters. 16) Use fans instead of air condition- ing for cooling whenever you can. Fans use only about 10 per cent of the energy air conditioners do. 17) Weatherstrip all doors and win- dows, even those in rooms you are not using. 18) Replace your old thermostat with a newer clock model. 19) Keep your fireplace damper closed when the fireplace isn't being used. 20) Schedule annual maintenance checkups for your heating and cool- ing system. All those features add up to an R- 2000 house, the most energy-effi- cient and environmentally -friendly home available in Canada today. Developed as a joint effort between the Canadian Home Builders' Association and Energy, Mines and Resources Canada, the R- 2000 home is not "just another ener- gy-efficient house." R-2000 homes are built by special- ly -trained and licensed builders and each home is individually certified. These homes combine modern construction materials and techniques with innovative, energy-efficient technologies to provide unprecedent- ed levels of home comfort. Careful sealing against air leakage helps to reduce drafts, heat loss and Now moisture flow into walls and ceilings, as well as the amount of dust and pollen entering the house. The ventilation system provides a steady supply of fresh, clean air to all rooms, ensuring a healthy indoor environment. Increased insulation reduces heat loss and provides improved soundproofing from out- side noise, while state-of-the-art heating systems mean increased lev- els of comfort, energy -efficiency and safety. Every R-2000 house must meet certain performance standards. These are spelled out in the "R-2000 Technical Requirements," which set a maximum annual energy consump- tion target for each home. This "ener- gy budget" is calculated taking into from ! 089 per month'. account such factors as local climate, house size and the type of fuel used. An R-2000 house does not have to conform to a specific design or lay- out. Any new home design can be adapted to the R-2000 standard upon request of the buyer. Builders can construct any size or style of house and they can use whatever techniques or materials they wish, as long as the house meets the R-2000 Technical Requirements. A certified R-2000 homes comes with a numbered identification cer- tificate. This proves that the home has been performance tested to ensure compliance with the R-2000 Technical Requirements and distin- guishes it from "almost all R-2000" houses and clones. Now, owning is as easy as renting at Kingsway Forest, 6 BRAND NEW FULLY DETACHED HOME STYLES to choose from, all with fridge, stove, washer, dryer & dish- washer included! SPECTACULAR FULLY DETACHED LUXURY HOMES! Exciung features include (depen(hng on the home you choose) • cathedral ceilings • fireplaces • luxun ensuite baths with soakinftubs - shower stalls • main floor family_ rw)ms/dens • countn kitchens • i appliances (dishwasher, fridge. stove. washer, deer) INCLhDED! The hone you want in the forest community you want at the price you want: from $129,900. to just S159,960! r–r-- —r—T SEE KfNGSWAY FOREST TODAY! On Townline Rd. just north of :ldelaide. Call (905) 436-5161 Office Hours: Mon. to Thurs. 2 p m. to " p.m. Fri. Clw ed Sat. & Sun. Noon to i p.m. Exclusive Agency Representing Durham Homes: VVS Realt} Ltd.. Broker (9015) -#30-3893 .INGSWAY FOREST THE FAtRIKOW. Etevatio. B. Gorgeous 13.% sq. it 3 bed- room hone with: Fabulous brew roorn kitdhen with NW walkout, main floor pow- der room. magnificent &mitt' room with vauhed ceiling & Boptional mpi ce. Master optional edroom wO walk-in closet & hnxuri us enstute Master BA with soaking tub. "his & hers.. sinks, separate shower stall Nsr' t r 53,900J$7.699. DOW" 1025.00 a north! VA" trim. Spool tonal 6M nor Womb Wt' is npniaw ptn&MM hr rani rgrre MW w pwo &i - i ""me ainldw M 7% own 25 VMS. PAGE 6 OSHAWA THIS WEEIUAJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, March 25-31,199//BEST HOMES, March 2&Aprl 2,1591 Nevy *Ioames aad Iszteriors Lord Elgi It has been said that location means success in the real estate busi- ness. At Lord Elgin Estates, in Bowmanville, the meaning of suc- cess combines location with other great amenities. Homes in Lord Elgin Estates fea- ture great designs and are available at great prices. There are even a great incentive program to help you find a home in the Bowmanville communi- tv. But the truly great feature of Lord Elgin Estates is the fact that the com- munity is the perfect place for raising a family. In Bowmanville you find the best of both worlds. The town is small enough to be free of elements found in modern urban centres — traffic congestion. noise and crime. But Bowmanville also offers a regional hospital. malls, parks and other amenities that today's families need nearby. Lord Elgin Estates brings many of these amenities close to where you like them to be. In fact. the 8 1 -lot site is located next to Lord Elgin Park and its two baseball diamonds, tennis courts and soccer field. Lord Elgin School is right next door as well. What could be more conve- n Estates is a perfect place for a family nient? Well. how about Hw y. 401 being just five minutes away? or being just a a short drive from the Oshawa GO Transit station? At Lord Elgin Estates, you will also find that affordable home own- ership is not just a dream. In Lord Elgin Estates, you find single-family homes on 30- and 50 -foot lots start- ing at $1 19.900. The builder combines those great prices with a comprehensive incen- tive package that will make you think- twice hinktwice about going anywhere else. Included in the purchase price of your home is your choice of a 1994 Safari Deluxe Skidoo, a 1994 Sea - Doo (model SP), prepayment of half your mortgage payments for one year or a builder's grant towards the clos- ing costs, upgrades or cash in hand. Where do you find the best deals in new homes ? In New Homes & Interiors, which has a pressrun of 200,000 copies every two weeks. To advertise in New Homes & Interiors call 905-579-4404 or Tor. line 416-798-7672 But, of course, the main reason you come to Lord Elgin Estates is for the homes themselves. So, let's have a closer look. On the 30 -foot link lots, there are nine designs to choose from. Homes designs range from a 900 -square fool. two storey priced at $119.990 to a 1,590-sq.1'1. two-storey homes priced from $ 148990. Link homes are fully detached above ground and linked only at the footings deep underground. Prices do not include builder's rebate. The larger 50 -ft. -lot series features six designs ranging from 1,290- to 2.878-sq.ft. Prices start from 515-1.990 to $207,990. All homes have clay -brick fronts and a combination of brick and sid- ing on the sides and rear. Standard interior features include oak pickets and cap handrails on the stairs and single -lever faucet in the kitchen. A closer look ;it the 1,450-sq.ft. Model 305, for example, reveals gable windows on the second floor complete with gingerbreading and a decorative rail complementing the front porch. Moving inside, you find a large bay window making the family room sunn, and comfortable. Winter time in this great room can be made even cozier with the optional corner fire- place. Upstairs, the master bedroom fea- tures a walk-in closet and full ensuite. The familv bedrooms share the main bathroom. Prices for Model 305 start at $139.990. which doesn't include builder's rebate. If the Model 305 looks like your type of home, drop by Lord Elgin Estates and see the other fine homes the community has to offer. The builder is also offering capped five- year financing at seven per cent through National Trust. To visit Lord Elgin Estates, exit Hwy. 401 at Waverly Rd. and go north to Baseline Rd., Turn east and you will find the sales office on your right. Office hours are I to 8 p.m. Monday to Thursday and noon to 8 p.m. on Saturday and Sundays. The sales office is closed on Fridays. More to Come Home to itLUC! • F Y ULL ..��. s I•, ill ' iii I l CHEDI 1292 Elev. 8 5139.900 From 0 . cc cr Z _JW U Q /^1 SALES cc a Cr 1- O= V CENTRE = HWY 2 - 40• 7 7 D ALL BRICK FRONTS! 1 ar '0)1K �1. J 1 4 � 'll 1 Mon. to Thurs. 1-8 pm Sat., Sun. & Hof. 11 sm - 6 pm 434-3897 �*o NEW EXECUTIVE REALTY (1M I INC. t OSHAWA TIM WEEK/AJAX NEWS ikDVERTISER, Mwch 2531.19MMEST HOMES, Md26Apr1 Z,1lM PAGE 7 Nc�v Hoazcs aad Isztcarlors H itnmdensen Homes two SAM Awards It has been quite a year so far for Halminen Homes. The movers and shakers of the real estate industry gathered at the annual Greater Toronto Home Builders' Association Sales and Marketing (SAM) Awards recently, but it was the local builder who managed to walk away one of the big winners. Halminen Homes emerged as a winner not once but twice for its Fieldstone project in Courtice. The company brought home the awards for Best Sales Office Display (under 1,000 square feet) and for Best Signage. The GTHBA's awards reflect and are a recognition of Halminen's over- all commitment to excellence in design, construction and after-sales service. These most recent awards were not the first for Halminen Homes this year. Fieldstone's signage also won for best of category in the Ontario Home Builders SAM Awards, held in Niagara Falls in February. The Fieldstone sales office is located in Courtice at the corner of Hwy. 2 and Trulls Rd. The annual SAM awards presented by the Greater Toronto Home Builders' Association honor people and companies who have helped strengthen the level of excellence and professionalism in the association. The SAM Awards are presented in a number of categories to honor indi- viduals and companies that develop and administer superior sales and marketing programs, produce excep- tional advertising and create unique architectural designs. This year's awards with more than 400 member companies attending were presented March 18 in Toronto, when a total of 36 awards were hand- ed out. The GTHBA was established in 1921 and is made up of over 730 companies representing builders, developers, renovators, financial institutions, sub -contractors and sup- ply/service professionals. The associ- ation is the largest member of the Canadian Home Builders' Association. Halminen Homes' Fieldstone won the Greater Toronto Home Builders' Association SAM Award for Best Sales Office Display (under 1,000 sq.ft.) K.+ K GRAND MODEL OPENING 7 a- ae j Winner of the Greater Toronto Home Builders' Association SAM Award for Best Signange was Halminen Homes' Fieldstone. This was the second time the Fieldstone signage has been hon- ored this year. The signage won its category at the Ontario Home Builders' Association Sales and Marketing Awards, presented in Niagara Falls in February. PAGE 8 OSHAWA THIS WEEKIAJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, March 2S-31,1994/BEST HOLES, March 26AprO 2,1994 S0 0 igning in New Homes Month Communities across Durham Region got together on March 2 to declare April as Ncw Homes Month at the annual Product Information Night held by the Oshawa -Durham Home Builders Association. Sliming the dec- larations were (from left to right) Whitby mayor Tom Edwards. Clarington depute mayor Larry Hannah. Ajax deputy mayor Roger Anderson. Scugog mayor Howard Hall, Durham Region chairman Garry Herrema, Osha ka mayor Nancy Diamond. Jan \V%-ntonyk from the Bank of Nova Scotia and chairperson of Nc,% Homes Month, and Peter Ahramczuk. president of the Osha%%a- Durham Hume Builders' association. The mcetino-, held at General Sikorski Hall in Oshav%a, offered home-building industry related busi- nesses a chance to showcase new products or renew old acquaintances with builder members of the associa- tion Oshaw a -Durham Home Builders' Association president Peter New Horries arzd I><zteriors Ahramczuk said 1994 is shaping up to a good one for the home building industry. tic said four strong winter months are causing home builders to be optimistic about the rest of the year. Ahramczuk said consumer confidence seems to he returning and people are once again active in the home -buying market. Ncw Homes 'Month kicks off on April i at Hcydcnshore Pavilion in VI'hitby with local builders and home builder members on hand to offer advice and information about their sites and products. For more informa- tion, see page I 1 for details. ALL NEW HOME BUYERS This book could be worth thousands of dollars to youm .....................•....•..... :DON'T EVEN THINK OF BUYING A NEW HOUSE UNTIL YOU READ THIS BOOK :COVER TO COVER To find out how to get your copy call.... (905)427=7452 LEARN HOW TO BUY A NEW HOME WITH SECRETS FROM TINA MARIE MASON, Author REAL ESTATE BROKER Specializing in New Home Sales with over 4,200 new homes sold in 20 years BEHIND THE DESK * Purchase your dream home for the lowest possible price * How to bargain for more upgrades * Recognize the pitfalls * What to beware of * Know the signs of overpaying • The Real Closing costs • Find out the inner workings of the New Home Selling Industry Now! T OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, Umch 25-31,1994BEST HOMES, Mwch 26Aprk 2,1 M AWME 1 � Y'RoN I One BedfooulCaAtee lL000r dh �G�pR00ded�1TE 0 / prices 1e lit, Lower SIXab � `AFFP � 1� Pi Re'�� � _.,,rwsl. PRICE POwEa SE � nUT on the sh°re tion m e loos Ajax loeanutes fr° th . Fabu tarso, m of hake Gp train d and theme bedr°o AM an e, � ° s ' gpaeiOu th y apPiia°� burning suites Uites have W° oor • Most s es s featuring ind firep�ae 'facilitie ueh m°�� ' ,ereatiOn nd m 1, to°°is court a building�th p°°1II vc* panu base ' -vu � to ;�-�Xjtod p • Just 5% do ._ j.MINE IV a C, H°otti: SOS 12-990 ` ` ��W, Non :n►� w" TOR MORS •�000 ��, Snn� o E`er 421 , or- wool N' N W W v O O Z 2 W O � ac x y 2 u = m S Sa '-- 13 U%VKE JNtAR10 PAGE 10 OSHAWA THIS WEEV/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, March 25-31,19941SEST HOMES, March '264pri 3,190/ _M u , A t-% r-% r— w i GRAND OPENING Ike MEER .. J7 Ilk ` ONLY 56 AVAILABLE MODEL SQ. FT. PRICE CE ASPEN CUFFE 1054 $122,990 1 ASPEN PINE 1210 $127,990 I j ASPEN NORTH 1326 $132,990 ASPEN DOWNS 1452 $137,990 ZaHE MOST P01Pj1LAR ASPEN WAY 1518 $141,990 COMMUNITY IN METRO EAST ASPEN STREAM 1578 $144,990 250 FAMILIES CALL US HOME! ON A S The Kaitlin Group" PRIVATE CRESCENT 1 . 9hp� AFF CF Tab Mlpl401 to +. Wam*y Ri runs WAD Abft Rd. � Now 401 aM Ma am" offb Y on yaw left RING A.Mx WMTRy WA Y . [OOFlS s 0 [ > U w Hwy 4ol • � S > Z [ J ASPEN DOWNS 1422 SO. Ff. $131,990 w OSHAWA THIS WEEKIAJAX NEWS ADVERTISER. Marab 25.31.1994/BEST HOMES. March 2&Awu 2.19Mt.RAcE ft r J ■' I I L _ J New Homes Month April Is New Homes Month WITH SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS DALE LiNDp LEATHER Editor of Toronto Sun Financia Bank of Montreal �E� I c• I'�I� il� Alt (�W IOII ALAN SILVERSTEIN-B.A., LL.B. Author of "BUYING STRATEGIES FOR NEWLY BUILT HOMES" Real Estate Talk Show Host - CFRB Radio Pres resident R. ALTOIV C,A. t Of Bank of Montreal Mortgage Corp. Meet Your Local Builders Exit Brock St. In Whitby, (#410), Go South To The End, Win Fabulous Prizes Which Becomes Waterstreet, Which Turns Left. Thursday, April 7th 7:00 p.m. Heydenshore Pavilion Whitby Sponsored by: Clarington This meek wa Rby Phis Week Pickering Whitby Oshawa Hwy, #2 N H .#401 Victoria St. m Heydenshore Pavilion Waterstreet V6 Lake Ontario 0 • o� Aiax/Pickering t1` Hews Advertiser AY,A 11L'R._ 2 0 AZI CLQ' VERS • �' PAGE 12 CGHAWA TMS WEMAJAX NM At7VERTIS A March 2541,19MMEST HOMES, Mveh 26-Aprk 2, ION New Howmftm and interiors EXPERTS SAY: Buying a new home pays Clayton Research Associates predicts that "homeownership will continue to be a good investment, even in a low -inflation world," in a study comparing the investments of homeowners and renters in 1 1 cities across Canada. Few investments can match the return: on a new house purchase. While the homebuvers's initial investment mar represent only five or 10 per cent of the total purchase price of a new home, appreciation accumulates on 100 per cent of the value of the home. If the homeowner sells the house. no tax is paid on the earnings for the investment — as capital gain on a personal residence is tax free. The study indicates that if house prices increase in line with the two -per -cent general inflation rate, homeowners will have a 550,00 greater net worth after 20 years than renters investing in GICs or in the stock market, and a $167,000 greater net worth after 30 years. Even if house prices do not rise at all, the owner's net worth is still $75.(X)0 greater than the renters after 30 years. Once the mortgage is paid off after 25 years, homeowners' shel- ter costs fall to less than one-third of renters' shelter costs. Homeowners can then reinvest the difference for even greater finan- cial gain. Beyond the financial benefits. the study also points out the "additional advantages of home- ownership in terms of security of tenure, control of one's living environment, pride of owner- ship (and) access to an asset on which to secure a line of cred- it." April is New Homes Month across Canada. Consumers are advised to take advantage of this opportunity to visit open houses, attend home -buying seminars and meet with local builders and lenders to learn about new homes and the home -buying pro- cess. Watch the coming issues of New Homes and Interiors for more information or contact the Oshawa and District Home Builders' Association. BmUding•homes Canadians Today's new homes reflect the changing lifestyles of Canadians. A return to traditional values, the aging baby - boomers, environmental awareness, the desire for personal expressions — these are sone of the trends that dominate the market- place and show up in the design, function and interior decor of today's new homes. In the 1990s. home is the place to be. Today's home- owners value time spent with family and friends in the relaxed and comfortable setting of their own home. Open -concept livinz-eating- working areas promote easy, enjoyable togetherness. Kitchens, often the hub of family activity, are designed for convenience and effi- ciency. Well-designed lay- outs make joint food prepa- ration enjoyable; pantries and kitchen cupboards with racks, lazy Susans, spice racks and interior lighting make organization easy: and built-in microwave ovens and under -cupboard cof- feemakers leave less counter clutter. The master bedroom and ensuite bath, with whirlpool tub. continues to offer homeowners of the '90s a 11. quiet, relaxing and private retreat from the demands of their busy lives. The rich warmth of natu- ral materials and fibres — wooden cabinets and floors, ceramic tiles and stone — provide lasting beauty and solid, enduring quality and value. Today's economically - minded and environmental- ly -aware homebuyers place a premium on space effi- ciency. New homes are care- fully designed to make the most practical use of each square. with functional working and storage areas, effective traffic "corridors" and room layouts that pro- mote togetherness. Cathedral ceilings, the elimi- nation of interior walls, large windows, solariums and greenhouses create an impression of spaciousness and style. Professional builders keep up to date with the lat- est trends and demands of the marketplace. They build homes to fulfill the needs and desires of today's home- buyers and work closely with them to create the home of their dreams — a home that reflects the home - buyer's personality and I festyle. PRICEDLIKE 40' LOTS DESIGNED LIKE 50 LOTS$ 183090MM s F �hestnut 1.� •Grecs 6 wea "Wns', to "W.Ow npU[e E 60 E W -"m d merest onr, Rest tea P M05 ot 3 ,ea term 25 rear ~vaton wo me nvn 5% do.n Payment to Waded P.1"Utws So Much For So Little In Whitby. Pteser a CMM * Mated Bra NWh on Mw, 401 on dt Suet betreen aassimW Md. and Tanton Ad. in WMtiy. AM m nWes from Go Tran. Presentation Centre Mourn Mon. Thws.I P.M. -8 P.M. Sal. San and HWays U A.M. 6 P M Closed on FnOey TMMIgI 1p. N 11 w I JA M Pteser a CMM * Mated Bra NWh on Mw, 401 on dt Suet betreen aassimW Md. and Tanton Ad. in WMtiy. AM m nWes from Go Tran. Presentation Centre Mourn Mon. Thws.I P.M. -8 P.M. Sal. San and HWays U A.M. 6 P M Closed on FnOey �`J ., HALMINE N r l FABULOUS D D HOMES OF TOTAL LIVING SPACE' IN lk Q N aj CST INCLOD® 0 - S990 INITIAL DEPOSIT I 5% Total Down payment to qualified CHARMING NEW COMMUNITY IN COURTICE purchasers" DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS INCREDIBLE OFFER INCLUDES: 5 Appliances Family Room 3 Bathrooms s 35 oz Carpet e Ceramic Flooring i Plus Much More! K" z A 31:ir+ 2 Ixj CK •'A V t • • �{�,jy�.��� � TO 10ROgS0 HVP 41 At yol Cait(gow404-1880 SALES OFFICE HOURS ;fit` ,..••'tie Monday -Thursday 1-8pm Fridays t 2-5pm r— ��' Sundays tam-6pm Closed Saturdays r ': • odudes 405 sa n of Nmeu basemen' arca PACs 11 F1AWA Ttttg W -WNW N9MAWFRT1NR, Used 2541,19MEST NOYES� Ilnrrll 26-Aprt12,.19i4 Nftw HC:0MM e 3 and X3M1terio3rs Now is a gr Buying a new home is a serious decision and stgntt- icant investment. But it is also an exciting and reward- ing process.' Doing your homework and careful Iv ri searching the marketplace, means that you will be able to buv your new home with confidence, knowing that you are get- ting the most for your money from the best in the field. • Determine how much you can afford. You may have a downpayment together and a rough idea of how much you can afford to borrow. Contact your lending institution to talk it over. Ask about a prc-approved mortgage. It's easy to arrange and it costs nothing. For a specified length of time until you buy (sonic lenders offer up to 90 days), a pre -approved mortgage can con- firm the mortgage you qualify for and protect you against interest rate increases while Allo N ing you to benefit if rates drop. • Choose a professional builder. When you decide to buy a new home• it's important to select a profes- sional builder. The quality of your home is determined by the quality of your builder and, when you buy from a professional builder, you are assured of getting the most value for your investment. ` Contact the Oshawa and District Home Builders' Association for the names and telephone numbers of member builders. Association members are committed to pmtcssionalism in the residential construction indus- try and adhere to a strict Code of Ethics set down by the Canadian Home Builders' Association. Most professional builders are also members of the Ontario \e\,% Home NVarranty Program. which offers a warranty against mayor structural failures for a mini- mum of five years and guarantees against defects in workmanship and materials for at least one year. They also sateguard deposits made by new home purchasers. Talk to friends and family members who have recently bought a new home and ask for their recom- mendation~. Their experiences can give you valuable information about the professional builders in the area. • Gather at least three names of prospective builders. Contact each of them to discuss your housing needs and request a list of previous projects and cus- tomers. Drive around and take a look at some of the houses they have built. Talk to the homeowners and ask questions about the community, the house and the builder's service before• during and after the sale. Consult more than one homeowner for each builder to get a cross-section of opinions. Take notes as you go along to help you make comparisons later. Take a good, close look at a builder's model homes. Are thev soundly built'? Are they well finished'How do they compare with other homes built by this builder and other builders'? Ask the builder about the types of materials used, the maintenance requirements and other details of interest to you. eat time to buy a new home Find out from each builder what kind of service you can expect after move -in. Many builders have estab- lished a system for follow-up with their homebuyers — such as three- and six-month inspections. Compare the service packages of different builders. • Hire a lawyer. You will need a lawyer (or notary) to complete a real estate purchase and it is a good idea to arrange for this early. if you don't have a lawyer already, the local or provincial bar association can refer you to lawyers who specialize in real estate. Your lawyer will represent your interests throughout the pro- cess of buying a new home. Ask for an estimate of legal costs in advance so you know what to expect. • Decide where to buy. You can look for your new home by visiting builders' model sites, checking news- paper ads or following "For Sale" signs that you spot while driving around. You can also hire a real estate agent to look for a new home. Either way, the location of your new home will be one of the most important factors you will want to consider. Is the home conve- nient to work, schools and shopping? is public transit close at hand? Picture yourself in the neighborhood — is it well maintained:' Are recreation facilities available and nearby'? Are there environmental considerations -- such as sources of pollution, noisy traffic routes for can• trains or aircraft — that you may want to consid- er? • Get the home you want. You must consider your needs and wants carefully to decide what is "nice to have" and what you "must have," while always keep- ing your financial resources in mind. If you are work- ing with a real estate agent or a new home salesperson, choose a pmfessional who can help you identity partic- ular technical features and quality and value in materi- als• products and workmanship. Host builders offer a number of' choices for their standard finishing products — such as color and pat- tern of flooring and tiles• style of kitchen cupboards and hardware and color of hathroom fixtures. Many builder also have a full inventory of optional items such as upgraded kitchen cupboards, skylights and trim. Professional builders will accommodate special requests by purchasers — such as special tiles or wooden flooring — whenever possible. You don't want to exceed your budget when staking GRAND ` OPENING MARCH 26th decisions on features and options. At the same time, it is wise to look ahead if you intend to stay in your new house for a number of years. installing that skylight you have always wanted in your bedroom, for instance, is less costly at the planning stage than at any other time once the construction begins. • Prepare your offer. Before work can begin, your builder needs a time Agreement ol'Purchase and Sale. Your lawyer or your builder's salesperson will draft an offer to purchase that describes the property and the price, details final specifications of all features, options and changes — including appliances, fixtures, etc. — and established a closing date for the sale. The offer may also contain conditions you wish to insert to pro- tect your interests. • Finalize the purchase. if there are conditions to your offer, you and your builder will now be acting to remove them. If you haven't already done so, now is the time to arrange for financing. Your lender will con- fimn that your mortgage is approved and your lawyer will check the property title and verify and prepare the necessary documents. ALTONA.- FOREST. A , �'P�CKERING, ATURALLY! lep AN~ A~ - X&erfimft mw" mmkowo a. I. --o* e&.n� -ham athcflivr 3 and 416 ch o in "ars!" tiiowrrlronns, YOU OXF111111A. hum doto aN of s awl Aalle- a Forst is only n�owttr 3 WON arttiae Parte G+ d a AV= ch 21L } josh rvt2.9 �� s: �.. � U r2 -fit 4,MW .:. ■ ., us .SITE SMEPPARD AVE 1'N RNA a The Kaiti:n Group o F a� _ a ,yk A t�PO `ytNy G S a 00 .4 "KE ONTAMO �� rrrr- rrrr nrr'r- rrr-r,. rr.rr- . , {�... '�- -r-� Cf f f , �rrrr i UMAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, Murch 25.91,1Y9N/BEBT HOMES, Mach 26-Apt1N 2, IM PAGE 15 •Gas Fireplace in all Family Rooms •Ceramic Foyer *Space Age Shelving • High Efficiency Furnaces Model Home Located on Courtice Rd. Between /0 HWY 2 and 401 Mon. to Thurs. I - 8 pm Sat. & Sun. 12 - 5 pm Closed Fridays 432-3333 HWY 2 s 9; oZ 9� 401 /1 /� AJAXWHITBY AJAX TORONTO SALES CENTRE c�°4� �:RTICE WMANVILLE BO OSHAWA —0. •All Clay Brick •Rustic Rural Setting *Treed Community Park 4 Price Fror, t r r F—: J l—_—! L 1 — — L._J L.J L_ %, . r:( •Saes. specrticatnns price terms 6 condrODFIS are sUbWt 10 charge *nhout notoce E & 0 E *Acrylic & Glass Shower Stalls *Appliances in Some Models *Vinyl Clad Windows and More! l�MA* �' �" `��O nit I IT7l1l IIIIDII V ��1 jl w JEFFERY XOMES- T It •Gas Fireplace in all Family Rooms •Ceramic Foyer *Space Age Shelving • High Efficiency Furnaces Model Home Located on Courtice Rd. Between /0 HWY 2 and 401 Mon. to Thurs. I - 8 pm Sat. & Sun. 12 - 5 pm Closed Fridays 432-3333 HWY 2 s 9; oZ 9� 401 /1 /� AJAXWHITBY AJAX TORONTO SALES CENTRE c�°4� �:RTICE WMANVILLE BO OSHAWA —0. •All Clay Brick •Rustic Rural Setting *Treed Community Park 4 Price Fror, t r r F—: J l—_—! L 1 — — L._J L.J L_ %, . r:( •Saes. specrticatnns price terms 6 condrODFIS are sUbWt 10 charge *nhout notoce E & 0 E *Acrylic & Glass Shower Stalls *Appliances in Some Models *Vinyl Clad Windows and More! l�MA* �' �" `��O nit I IT7l1l IIIIDII V ��1 jl w Ilk 14 T It Vppy. 7 ii�aat , '.The Danforth al LE Booms t 1 PAGE 16 OSHAWA THIS WEEWAJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, March 25-31,199416EST HOMES, March 26 -April 2,1994 MODEL HOME OPEN - PHASE IV THE RAVINES OF FAWN'S LANDING c W ` 1 �., __ • cam' •"�'..� .fi"- � _ `ifu' OU �A '77, < •"s S •44 � 3 _'. G G FINCH Cr. AVE. E. O a ¢ 11 La' I. - w M a , a p w HWM.2 Q 3 ► -► U. HWM. 401 h a �0 w NEi� H t ��y ,}:rr�..r•..ww.r.:.+R:rc�.:. £ �firu�rs _^�w..w^.vr. � � I — ..a>1� i t SpE�UCE 2. - ELEV. Bw $315,900